On Solaris 11, I find that running, phd stop no-longer stops anything, but instead states the following:
There are no running Phabricator daemons.
I see that function PhutilDaemonOverseer::findRunningDaemons() calls ps -o pid,command -a -x -w -w -w, but this doesn’t work on Solaris. The formulation required is ps -o pid,args -e. Changing this gets me the following much more helpful output:
There are processes running that look like Phabricator daemons but have no corresponding PID files: 29140 php ./phd-daemon Stop these processes by re-running this command with the --force parameter.
Now, I imagine that something’s going wrong here with the PID files and that --force shouldn’t be required in the first place, but I guess that’s a separate bug.
Version Information
phabricator
5885704800a97aadf47aee5654ff2647b40fb4ad (Fri, Jun 9) (branched from 3400f24c8b53a742b6dd39a9c244f45c51db85ac on origin)
arcanist
0c53a35d30e924f902510eb2e497ae5934209304 (Fri, Jun 9)
phutil
612619d0040b5e13c4e068dce443217abbc10a00 (Fri, Jun 9) (branched from 74a1350416eb2df825c2315d6519bee03f77bee9 on origin)
libphremoteuser
944307decd9cc48678c9a80b2b60a8d434d6001f (Jun 16 2015)