Hi,
I would like to use 'supervisorctl status' in order to check whether
supervisord is running at all. It would be great if the shell exit
status of supervisorctl could be different from zero if e.g. the
socket file is not found, or writing to it is not allowed etc.
$ supervisorctl status ; echo $?
unix:///var/run/supervisor.sock no such file
0
That would make shell scripting just a bit easier. It this feasible?
Alternatively: What's the best way to check for a certain supervisord
instance to be running (on a system where there could be more than one
instance, e.g. from multiple users)? Without parsing the config file
for finding the location of the PID file and then checking whether a
process with such a PID is still up?
Any help would be very much appreciated.
Thanks,
Ralph
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