El Vie 21 Dic 2007, escribió: > On 12/21/07, Ragnarok <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > i try to manual run again: > > > > (can you help me to decode/understand the message?) > > > > scarlet:~# su - ejabberd -c "/usr/sbin/ejabberd -noshell -s" > > When running ejabberd manually, it's better to not use -noshell (you > might want to execute some commands in a shell). And certainly don't > use single -s (it may be harmless but I'm not sure). i test without these parameters , but i don't know how to erl to help me =|
>
> > =INFO REPORT==== 20-Dec-2007::23:08:56 ===
> > application: ejabberd
> > exited: {bad_return,{{ejabberd_app,start,[normal,[]]},
> >
> > {'EXIT',{{badmatch,{aborted,{no_exists,config}}},
>
> It means that 'config' table in ejabberd database doesn't exist or
> cannot be used. In practice it may mean that
> /var/lib/ejabberd/config.* are owned by root (from previous
> experiments). If the users' database isn't important yet (you just
> installed ejabberd) then kill ejabberd (corresponding 'beam' process)
> and wipe out /var/lib/ejabberd/ directory. Another common source of
> this error message is a hostname change.
>
all file permissions are correct , (i check in every test)
i do a fresh install apt-get remove --purge and apt-get install ejabberd and
works fine (but lost my users and rosters)
i think that some file (config?) on the /var/lib/ejabberd are corrupt
can i recovery/reindex/ or restore it or check this files?
can i export the user database and rosters and put it on the new fresh
install?
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