I am trying to run kimchi on my testing system (gentoo) to get this (in long-term) in an (public) overlay for my kvm server (gentoo) and general gentoo support. After the compilation/installation, I was unable to start kimchi/wokd:
I started with wok:
cd ~/BUILDER/wok./autogen.sh --system./configuremake
as root:
make install
Then kimchi:
cd ~/BUILDER/kimchi./autogen.sh --system./configuremake
as root:
make install
At this point, I have all config files in /usr/local/etc/, if someone things this is useful, I can post them later. I started wokd directly, because the /etc/init.d/wokd file needs the file /etc/rc.status, which I do not have.
~/BUILDER/kimchi # /etc/init.d/nginx restart
* Caching service dependencies ...
* Checking nginx' configuration ... [ ok ]
* Stopping nginx ... [ ok ]
* Starting nginx ... [ ok ]
~/BUILDER/kimchi # /usr/local/bin/wokd
Nothing was printed and I cannot connect to localhost:8001, what can I do to fix this? Is there some sort of verbose mode?
Hello everyone,
I am trying to run kimchi on my testing system (gentoo) to get this (in long-term) in an (public) overlay for my kvm server (gentoo) and general gentoo support. After the compilation/installation, I was unable to start kimchi/wokd:
I started with wok:
cd ~/BUILDER/wok
./autogen.sh --system
./configure
make
as root:
make install
Then kimchi:
cd ~/BUILDER/kimchi
./autogen.sh --system
./configure
make
as root:
make install
At this point, I have all config files in /usr/local/etc/, if someone things this is useful, I can post them later. I started wokd directly, because the /etc/init.d/wokd file needs the file /etc/rc.status, which I do not have.
Nothing was printed and I cannot connect to localhost:8001, what can I do to fix this? Is there some sort of verbose mode?