Hi,
there are no files left there ... :-(
Thanks anyway!
Götz
Vladimir Kosovac schrieb:
Boot to rl 1 and see if there are maybe stale pid/lock files on your
system:
/var/lock/subsys/crond
/var/run/crond.pid
If you find any of these, remove them and try again.
Don't really have any better ideas.
V
On 5/22/06, Götz Reinicke <goetz.reinicke@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi,
I have a RHEL4 server which hangs on booting into the default runlevel
3. The bootprocess stopps at the crond.
Booting runlevel 1 manualy from grub works, starting the services by
hand works than too; e.g. networking, crond.
Switching to runlevel 3 by "init 3" works too and the crond is startet
as well, but I can't log in at the loginprompt; I doublechecked the
rootpassword, but I do get the log-messsage, that the login failed.
There are no errors in the logfiles concerning the default boot.
Any ideas how to track the problem down?
All I did was a reboot of the server ...
Thanks a lot for any hint!!!
Best regards
Götz
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