On Tue, Mar 02, 1999 at 02:37:34PM +0000, Martijn Koster wrote:
> My questions are:
> - what methods are other people using to check up on supervise?
> - is it worth including this functionality in the base distribution,
> using esvc or some other mechanism?
>From daemontools-2.0:
man supervise
[...]
OPTIONS
[...]
-cnumber
number is between 1 and 255, and it signifies the number of
supervise in a supervise chain in which each supervise supervises
the previous supervise (in the supervise chain). The upper limit,
255, can be changed with the -l flag. By default, each supervise
in the chain supervises in dir/n, where n is the position of the
supervise in the chain. If number is 1, then the subdirectory 1
is omitted.
-llimit
The maximum number of supervise that can be started in a supervise
chain. Default is 255.
-S supervise supervises itself as well as program. By default, a
selfsupervising supervise supervises in dir/self.
-Z same as -S but no program is supervised; only supervise supervises
itself.
[...]
Mate
(PGP-sig card: just kidding with no malicious intent)
