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i did it but....
[root@localhost batch]# ./runBatch.sh restart
PHP Notice: Undefined index: OS in /var/www/html/kalturaCE/kaltura/alpha/batch /runBatch.php on line 14
/var/www/html/kalturaCE/kaltura/alpha/batch/kaltura_env.sh
restarting batch batchBulkUpload
15344
kill -9 15344sh: line 0: kill: (15344) - No existe tal proceso
int(1)
array(0) {
}
restarting batch batchDownloadVideoServer
15346
kill -9 15346restarting batch batchEmailServer
15348
kill -9 15348sh: line 0: kill: (15348) - No existe tal proceso
int(1)
array(0) {
}
restarting batch batchImportServer
15350
kill -9 15350sh: line 0: kill: (15350) - No existe tal proceso
int(1)
array(0) {
}
restarting batch batchNotificationServer
15352
kill -9 15352sh: line 0: kill: (15352) - No existe tal proceso
int(1)
array(0) {
}
restarting batch newBatchConvertClient
15290
kill -9 15290sh: line 0: kill: (15290) - No existe tal proceso
int(1)
array(0) {
}
15354
kill -9 15354restarting batch newBatchConvertServer
15360
[root@localhost batch]#
i don't have idea why i'm geting those problems...
It seems that batches have terminated abnormally. Their PIDs are saved by Kaltura which tries to use them for process killing, then restart properly. Since the processes with these PIDs don't exist anymore, it fails to kill them.
I don't know why it should be a problem though. Batches don't start at all? Try with just "start" instead of "restart" in your command.
Maybe you should try to see your apache/php configuration to understand why you can't start them on the KMC.
Have you tried to restart your batch scripts?
Batch scripts can be down in some cases like restarting httpd server (apache, for instance).