Deb package init script issue
See original GitHub issueHi, once successfully installed KairosDB from the last DEB package on Ubuntu 14.04, after issuing the command for starting the service sudo service kairosdb start
it replies with /etc/init.d/kairosdb: line 52: syntax error: unexpected end of file
. Has anyone experienced the same behaviour? Thanks in advance!
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Kairos can start without C* being up 😃
Adding a sleep to the startup is a hack. I left this ticket open so to remember to add functionality to kairos to startup without a connection to Cassandra. As a partial work around the startup script was changed to systemd which allows adding dependencies on other services.
I’m going to leave this open until an option is added to startup without C* available.