How about running unimrcpserver inside of GNU screen? It may not be a perfect solution but it might let you keep working until you figure out why the daemon isn't working. -MC On Mon, Jun 27, 2011 at 2:52 PM, Jason Moran <jmoran@secureachsystems.com>wrote:
I’ve been playing around with IVONA’s new unimrcp plugin with unimrcp 1.0.0 (r1725) on OpenSuse 11.4****
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Anyway, when I start it up with the following, it stays in the foreground of my SSH w/ the following command:****
./unimrcpserver****
That works! However, since it’s in the foreground when I close the SSH window, it kills the process.****
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If I use the so-called daemon mode (-d or --daemon) it says it is going into daemon mode, but FS will immediately return that it “Failed to Connect to RTSP Server...” at the IP:port I specified. The unimrcpserver process is running, but doesn’t seem to respond to anything.****
./unimrcpserver –d****
./unimrcpserver --daemon****
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If I attempt to background it by either using “&” or ctrl-z it says [1]+ Stopped ./unimrcpserver and FS will successfully make the RTSP connection but then nothing will happen. Mod_unimrcp will spit out a warning about “MRCP session has not opened after 5000 ms”****
./unimrcpserver &****
Those are hard to kill. But when I kill -9 it then FS will finally remove the MRCP handle and tell me that it couldn’t allocate the speech engine.** **
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Lastly, I can nohup it, but then unimrcpserver eats up 95%+ of the CPU (instead of 1-3% as it does when I have it in the foreground), which it does not do when it runs in any other modes. It also makes a very, very large nohup.out file that keeps on growing. Even if I tell it to not log.****
nohup ./unimrcpserver &****
nohup ./unimrcpserver –o 0 &****
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Ideas?? Thanks,****
Jason Moran****
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