I set the SessionStorage back to MySQL as it seems more reliable even through
reboots.
Thanks for letting me know about those other crons. I should have known
about those.
I see why you suspected logrotate as it shuts down and restarts plack and
zebra.
I manually triggered:
sudo logrotate -f /et
On 5 October 2016 at 08:59, Jonathan Druart
wrote:
> For the timeout, you can also try to switch off SessionRestrictionByIP.
When I was having this problem it was unaffected by
SessionRestrictionByIP, but I was able to fix it by setting
SessionStorage = MySQL.
Best regards,
Magnus
__
For the timeout, you can also try to switch off SessionRestrictionByIP.
Please keep us in touch if it fixes the issue.
2016-10-04 21:11 GMT+02:00 rfblanchard :
> Upgraded to koha 16.05.04 and debian 8.6 today
> -my sessionStorage was mysql. I tried to change it to memcached to see if
> any better
And also the one that I suspect is doing it
/etc/logrotate.d/koha-common
Chris
On 5 October 2016 at 08:20, Michael Kuhn wrote:
> Hi R. F.
>
>> -I checked and no crontab existed for /root/or the koha user on the server
>
>
> Are you aware of the fact there are not only the crontabs for Linux use
Hi R. F.
-I checked and no crontab existed for /root/or the koha user on the server
Are you aware of the fact there are not only the crontabs for Linux user
"root" and the one of your Linux user for Koha but also the cronjobs in
the following files?
* /etc/cron.d/koha-common
* /etc/cron.ho
Upgraded to koha 16.05.04 and debian 8.6 today
-my sessionStorage was mysql. I tried to change it to memcached to see if
any better.
-I checked and no crontab existed for /root/or the koha user on the server
Not sure how to determine exactly when plack and zebra are being killed.
--
View this m
Jonathan has covered the session timeouts, as for the restarting, you should
only ever have to do the enable once.
Re the --start can you check if the time they are stopping is when logrotate is
running? Or some other cron job
Chris
On 5 October 2016 6:31:31 AM NZDT, rfblanchard wrote:
>I jus
Hi, try to swith the system preference SessionStorage to mysql instead
of memcached
2016-10-04 19:31 GMT+02:00 rfblanchard :
> I just started using plack yesterday and I ran the commands below to get
> started. Everything was fine. The next morning I found that plack daemon was
> not running. I ne
I just started using plack yesterday and I ran the commands below to get
started. Everything was fine. The next morning I found that plack daemon was
not running. I needed to rerun both:
> sudo koha-plack --enable
> sudo koha-plack --start
Also, for a while now each morning I need to re-start z
9 matches
Mail list logo
