I installed the Odoo Debian package and now it is running and I can't stop it. I want to start it again with a different config file but I can't find a way to kill the instance that is currently running.
I have tried to find the process using `fuser 8069/tcp` and `lsof -i:8069` but there are no processes shown.
Odoo is not on my list of Startup applications and yet even after I reboot it is still running.
How can I kill it?
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Hello Keith
There must be odoo service running at startup. you can find it by following command
1)
ps aux | grep odoo
you will get a list of running odoo service
copy process id and kill it by following command.
kill -9 p_id
2) try sudo service odoo stop
3) you can find odoo service under /etc/init.d directory and remove that file
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1) Works but when I realised that the service runs under user `odoo` I found `ps -U odoo` to be easier
2) Works great and `sudo service odoo start` starts it up again which is useful for me.
3) There is indeed a file called `odoo` in /etc/init.d but although I removed it, the service continues to start at boot. Any other suggestions please?
I was able to prevent Odoo from starting on boot with: `systemctl disable odoo`
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