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As noted in the subject, how to do I get it to restart? Clicking the "Start" in the servers tab of the HDA GUI yields no results. I am running Amahi 8 on Fedora 21 (latest builds that I am aware of).

Try as root user or using sudo: Recommend you check /var/log/amahi-anywhere to see if there are any errors that may have caused this issue.

Also please provide the URL for the following command: This will help with diagnosing your issue.

I went ahead and restarted the server (via the HDA control panel) and the server is now running again.

http://paste.fedoraproject.org/289241/25822314

I did not see anything in the info you provided to indicate why it was stopped.

Ok, so this is resolved I presume.

Hi

I have the same (?) problem here.
When I try to restart the amahi-anywhere server using the dashboard nothing happens.
When using a terminal as root and trying "systemctl start amahi-anywhere" I get this error:

Failed to start amahi-anywhere.service: Unit syslog.service failed to load: No such file or directory.

fpaste --sysinfo give this adress:
http://paste.fedoraproject.org/290484/16550144

Anything else I can do?

Thanks

Please post the result of:

[root@localhost ~]# systemctl status Amahi-anywhere
● Amahi-anywhere.service
Loaded: not-found (Reason: No such file or directory)
Active: inactive (dead)

I uninstalled and installed the app on the hda already

I did not mention uninstalling. Is it working now? If not provide the results in the previous post.

Uninstalling was before posting...


I did a reboot and amahi-anywhere-server was running.

But Multicraft Server is NOT running now
I tryed to start Multicraft in the dashboard - doesn't work.

I stopped amahi-anywhere and tryed to start again (or start multicraft) - doesn't work both.

After rebooting again amahi-anywhere starts (even when I uncheck box in dashboard saying it should NOT start at boot) but multicraft does not.

Rebooting does not help solve the issue.

If you want assistance please follow my guidance.

Try doing as root user: Post the results if the services do not indicate they are running so we can diagnose.