Is there any way to change the working directory in a
[program:foo] stanza?
If that ain't possible, here's the problem I am trying to solve.
The binary program "foo" lacks documentation of how to start it
directly with the secret combination of correct flipped bits and
values. There are startup shell scripts available which set the
user, umask, and some environment variables (HOME, LC_ALL,
LD_LIBRARY_PATH), but every shell script changes the working
directory first, then invokes the command to start the binary:
./foo
When I try to start the binary with the fully qualified path
through Supervisor:
[program:foo]
command=/usr/local/directory/foo
umask=002
user=foo
environment=HOME="/usr/local/directory",LC_ALL="en_US",
LD_LIBRARY_PATH="baz"
foo will start, but Supervisor cannot stop or restart it.
Any help would be immensely appreciated. Thank you!
--steve
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Steve Piercy Website Builder Soquel, CA
<w...@stevepiercy.com> <http://www.StevePiercy.com/>
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