The start/stop script of the service was using "killproc" and "pidofproc" functions from "/etc/init.d/functions" to find the process PID. These functions rely on "pidof", which does not work very well with Python scripts. Instead, use "pkill" and "pgrep" which allow to search the executable in the full command line to retrieve the correct PID with the -f modifier. Signed-off-by: David Escalona <david.escalona@digi.com> |
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