Description of problem: $ /etc/init.d/qpidd start Starting Qpid AMQP daemon: Can't create PID directory: /var/run/qpidd [FAILED] $ rpm -q --whatprovides /var/run/qpidd file /var/run/qpidd is not owned by any package Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): qpidd-0.2.667603-1.fc8.x86_64 Additional info: The qpidd package should own the /var/run/qpidd dir and should give it permissions consistent with the qpidd user.
Hi there, I wanted to assign this bug to the "qpidd" package (and not the "qpidc" package) but bugzilla [in its infinite wisdom! ;-)] does not seem to have a "qpidd" package listed for F8. Oh, well... Also, if I create the directory: mkdir /var/run/qpidd chown qpidd:qpidd /var/run/qpidd then I have no trouble starting/stopping/re-starting the qpidd service.
This is now fixed in release -2 of the qpidd package, qpidd-0.2.667603-2.fc8, which should be in the F8-updates repo in the next couple of days.
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