Next, start Apache, then run the following command:
~/dw/bin/gearmand -p 17096 --debug=1
(It won't give you a shell prompt, but don't worry.)
Then, do something that should use Gearman, using your browser. This should give you a message about a client request. Reply with all output from your shell session (starting with the grep), the content of error_log (you can ^C out of gearmand at this point), and the output from your web browser. (Sanitize as needed.)
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Hmm. Something to try on dreamhack.afunamatata.com:
First, check the gearman client config:
grep -i gearman ~/dw/etc/config*
Then, clear your Apache logs:
> ~/apache/logs/error_log
> ~/apache/logs/access_log
Next, start Apache, then run the following command:
~/dw/bin/gearmand -p 17096 --debug=1
(It won't give you a shell prompt, but don't worry.)
Then, do something that should use Gearman, using your browser. This should give you a message about a client request. Reply with all output from your shell session (starting with the grep), the content of error_log (you can ^C out of gearmand at this point), and the output from your web browser. (Sanitize as needed.)