Hi All, We are running a lot of our processes under supervisord and think it's great! One of our developers had a question in regards to stopping processes.
When you send a "supervisorctl stop <process-name>" style command and the process doesn't stop – does supervisord try again? Does it know that the last command for that particular process was to "QUIT" the process and for some unknown reason it didn't, and therefore Supervisord should try again until the desired "stop" status is achieved? Or is it a fire and forget command like normal init.d style scripts? Many thanks!
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