--pidfile is no longer a supported flag in Bexar Nova. Ever since paste.deploy was introduced, although FLAGS.pidfile exists, it doesn't do anything anymore for the bin/* programs.
Two bugs are evident:
* FLAGS.pidfile should be removed. It is obselete and confusing for users who see it on the --help output
* No documentation exists for using the configuration file examples in etc/ (for instance, the etc/nova-api.conf file).
You can control the pidfile used in startup by using paster. Since Nova is now using paste.deploy, you can refer to this documentation on starting/stopping/reloading server daemons with paste.script:
--pidfile is no longer a supported flag in Bexar Nova. Ever since paste.deploy was introduced, although FLAGS.pidfile exists, it doesn't do anything anymore for the bin/* programs.
Two bugs are evident:
* FLAGS.pidfile should be removed. It is obselete and confusing for users who see it on the --help output
* No documentation exists for using the configuration file examples in etc/ (for instance, the etc/nova-api.conf file).
You can control the pidfile used in startup by using paster. Since Nova is now using paste.deploy, you can refer to this documentation on starting/ stopping/ reloading server daemons with paste.script:
http:// pythonpaste. org/script/
Cheers,
jay