Hi,
I see. I guess we don't include "bin/omero web start" since it's included in the omero-web-init.d file to be run on startup etc.
But you're right, it would be useful to have that as a final step in the install.
I'll create a ticket to fix this...
https://trello.com/c/nwwvjS6G/72-bin-om ... stall-docsYou can run OMERO.web from within OMERO.server (the OMERO.server distribution contains all the OMERO.web code etc), but we now recommend that they're installed and managed separately since the dependencies of each are then independent etc.
The OMERO.py download contains all the resources that are in the OMERO.server/lib/python directory including all the OMERO.web code, so you can use the OMERO.py download to run OMERO.web without needing the full OMERO.server download.
OMERO.server is just a short-hand name for e.g. OMERO.server-5.3.4-ice36-b69 (or any other version) and we use it in our docs because the docs can cover multiple minor versions/builds.
We tend to sym-link OMERO.server -> OMERO.server-5.3.4-ice36-b69 (or whatever your current version is) so that OMERO.server can then be used to refer to the server "home" directory.
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ln -s OMERO.py-* OMERO.py
Now you're seeing
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OMERO.web status... DEVELOPMENT: You will have to kill processes by hand!
which is not the same as before:
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OMERO.web status... [NOT STARTED]
Have you followed the latest install docs and installed OMERO.web separately in it's own virtualenv? If so then you don't need to have OMERO.web running from within the OMERO.server. So the status "OMERO.web status... [NOT STARTED]" in OMEOR.server is OK (you had web successfully running in a separate install when you saw this originally?)
So you can stop the
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~/OMERO.server$ bin/omero web start
which is running in that terminal simply with Ctrl-C.
Hope that helps,
Will.