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I ran a mono-service with
mono-service2 -l:lockfile process.exe
It started the service and it was all fine but I had to change something in source. So I recompiled and deployed it. I killed the service by running
kill -9 <pid>
Now I tried to run the service again. But it doesn’t start at all. What is the problem here ?
When mono starts a service, it creates a lock in /tmp based on the program name or given parameter. You should stop the service by sending the SIGTERM not SIGKILL signal – if you did so, the lock would be deleted. Now you should manually delete the lock. Read details here.