admin should get an error if dispatcher-proxy waits for lock
cz8s opened this issue · comments
Why
the dispatcher-proxy starts but does nothing and does not listen on port 8080 if there is a .lock file
Way to reproduce
- stop dispatcher-proxy
- create /var/run/pixelated/pixelated-dispatcher-proxy.pid.lock
- start distpacher-proxy
outcome: dispatcher-proxy is running, but does not listen on port 8080. The output of
``netstat -tulpen | grep 8080`
is empty.
Definition of done
When starting dispatcher-proxy but a .lock file is already existing, the init-script should fail with an error.
this might be the same for dispatcher-manager
This is a good idea but it isn't our focus now.
Our focus now is the migration of Bitmask libraries latest version to Pixelated code.
I'll close this issue for now, it might be reopened in the future if it makes sense.