I am new to supervisor, and it seems like just the thing I need. Now, I've seen recipes for using supervisor in a buildout, which would be fantastic. However, I'm confused:
If I build supervisor in a buildout for a project, how do I ensure that supervisord itself gets started on boot? Like how does that work exactly? I would seem to me that I'd need something in /etc/ to start operations no? I have root, but ideally I would not need it for this. Ideas? -- Kevin Beckford Lead Developer, Lazyweb Construction Company, http://lazyweb.ca [email protected]
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