There are 3 major problems: > 1. It works, but starting takes a lot of time (starts one by one as I can > see in 'ps' output) unless I specify startsecs=0 (but then the processes > are not checked if they live >startsecs seconds). I thought that it would > run all the processes in parallel somehow, and see if they live more than 1 > seconds (each one). > > > 2. The weirder and more annoying thing is that when stopping (supervisorctl > stop worker_name:*), supervisor stops each process one by one, and it takes > 1 second for each process. For 30 processes, it's 30 seconds until all this > 'program' section is stopped. > > Both of those address my supervisor-wildcards plugin:
See installation there: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/supervisor-wildcards/ And just "mstart *" or "mstart *" > 3. When stopping, supervisor is not sending the TERM signal! I think it > just kills the process, even though when I do 'kill PID_OF_PROCESS' in a > shell, I can see in the logs that the process has caught that signal and > exited. That's the worst part of my problem.... > > That's really odd.. Can you give some minimal example somewhere? > Any help would be much appreciated! > > Thanks in advance, > Bar. > > Regards, Ales > _______________________________________________ > Supervisor-users mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.supervisord.org/mailman/listinfo/supervisor-users > >
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