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Johannes J. Schmidt updated COUCHDB-2246:
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Description:
When registering an os_daemon
{code}
[os_daemons]
my_daemon = /usr/bin/command
{code}
there is no possibility to access the key *my_daemon*.
I would like to manage daemon configuration under the specific key, which
enables having different configurations for multiple instances of a single
daemon script:
{code}
[os_daemons]
slow_daemon = /usr/bin/command
fast_daemon = /usr/bin/command
; settings for instance slow_daemon of /usr/bin/command
[slow_daemon]
dbs: _users,_replicator
speed: 1
; settings for instance fast_daemon of /usr/bin/command
[fast_daemon]
dbs: projects,clients
speed: 10
{code}
I think this could be done via a new command, eg
{code}
["key"]\n
{code}
which would return:
{code}
"fast_daemon"\n
{code}
Alternatively CouchDB could set an environment variable, eg
COUCHDB_DAEMON_CONFIG_KEY.
Both method should not break backwards compatibility.
was:
When registering an os_daemon
{code}
[os_daemons]
my_daemon = /usr/bin/command
{code}
there is no possibility to access the key *my_daemon*.
I would like to manage daemon configuration under the specific key, which
enables having different configurations for multiple instances of a single
daemon script:
{code}
[os_daemons]
slow_daemon = /usr/bin/command
fast_daemon = /usr/bin/command
; settings for instance slow_daemon of /usr/bin/command
[slow_daemon]
dbs: _users,_replicator
speed: 1
; settings for instance fast_daemon of /usr/bin/command
[fast_daemon]
dbs: projects,clients
speed: 10
{code}
I think this could be done either via a new command, eg
{code}
["key"]\n
{code}
or via environment variable, without breaking backwards compatibility.
> Make OS daemons configuration key available
> -------------------------------------------
>
> Key: COUCHDB-2246
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COUCHDB-2246
> Project: CouchDB
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Security Level: public(Regular issues)
> Reporter: Johannes J. Schmidt
>
> When registering an os_daemon
> {code}
> [os_daemons]
> my_daemon = /usr/bin/command
> {code}
> there is no possibility to access the key *my_daemon*.
> I would like to manage daemon configuration under the specific key, which
> enables having different configurations for multiple instances of a single
> daemon script:
> {code}
> [os_daemons]
> slow_daemon = /usr/bin/command
> fast_daemon = /usr/bin/command
> ; settings for instance slow_daemon of /usr/bin/command
> [slow_daemon]
> dbs: _users,_replicator
> speed: 1
> ; settings for instance fast_daemon of /usr/bin/command
> [fast_daemon]
> dbs: projects,clients
> speed: 10
> {code}
> I think this could be done via a new command, eg
> {code}
> ["key"]\n
> {code}
> which would return:
> {code}
> "fast_daemon"\n
> {code}
> Alternatively CouchDB could set an environment variable, eg
> COUCHDB_DAEMON_CONFIG_KEY.
> Both method should not break backwards compatibility.
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