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hi, somebody know why pass this error:
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Created 08-22-2018 02:59 PM
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ambari-server.service: main process exited, code=killed, status=9/KILL
Created 08-22-2018 04:38 PM
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Hi @yadir Aguilar ,
i think you should have started the ambari-server using the command
ambari-server start
In that case please use the command
ambari-server status
This is just how systemd works. For systemd to track a process it needs to be started with systemd.
If it is started outside systemd, it won't manage the process and the status will be "not started"
E.g:
# valid flow ambari-server start ambari-server status
# valid flow systemctl start ambari-server systemctl status ambari-server
# invalid flow ambari-server start systemctl status ambari-server
Please accept answer if this helps you :)
Created 08-22-2018 03:08 PM
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@yadir Aguilar where and when do you see this error?
Created on 08-22-2018 03:18 PM - edited 08-17-2019 05:49 PM
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when a the heartbeat don't have response, i run this code: systemctl status ambari-server, so in here i get this error, i execute some commands and the service is runnig again, but this problem pass repeatedly
Created 08-22-2018 04:38 PM
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Hi @yadir Aguilar ,
i think you should have started the ambari-server using the command
ambari-server start
In that case please use the command
ambari-server status
This is just how systemd works. For systemd to track a process it needs to be started with systemd.
If it is started outside systemd, it won't manage the process and the status will be "not started"
E.g:
# valid flow ambari-server start ambari-server status
# valid flow systemctl start ambari-server systemctl status ambari-server
# invalid flow ambari-server start systemctl status ambari-server
Please accept answer if this helps you :)