Thread: calibre-server 3.3 on Ubuntu
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Old 07-11-2017, 12:58 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by BMStroh View Post
I was running Calibre Server on a headless Ubuntu box, but I haven't upgraded in a while. I just downloaded the new version, and my existing startup scripts in init.d no longer work. I quickly realized that the command line had changed, and updated the scripts accordingly, but calibre-server doesn't appear to start, although both service and systemctl seem to think it does - startup is logged, although no additional detail is logged anywhere. However, the process is not running.

Is there somewhere other than the system log where I can figure out what's happening during these failed startups?

Or if you've gotten something similar working, would you be willing to share your config/scripts?

I should also add that this works from the command-line (albeit as the wrong user account, since I can't log in with the normal service account), so I assume I'm not missing dependencies, etc.

Thanks!
See this thread.

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