On Fri, 4 May 2012, Octavian Rasnita wrote:
expect fork
I'm not sure why you need this. There's no fork happening with your
config, AFAICT.
exec /home/teddy/perl5/lib1/bin/starman --listen :5000 --workers 5
--max-requests 1000 --preload-app --pid /srv/log/site.pid --access-log
/srv/log/access.log --error-log /srv/log/error.log --user teddy --group teddy
--daemonize /srv/BRK/brk.psgi
I've also tried to exec a bash script that contains the same command above (without
"exec") using:
exec /srv/BRK/start1.sh
But I don't know why it doesn't start the app this way.
If I exec the full command in the upstart script it works fine though.
No idea.
To be honest, I kind of hate upstart. It's really freaking inscrutable and
the docs suck. I've gotten some info out of it by putting it into debug
mode and watching /var/log/daemon.log
I really wish Ubuntu would just kill upstart and switch to systemd.
I've seen that the app starts fine if I don't use the expect stanza, but in
that case I can't close it using the stop command.
But I can start and stop it fine if I use either "expect fork" or "expect
daemon".
Weird. I don't need this at all for my system.
-dave
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