Thanks. I tried it, but there is a problem.
The startup script has this:
sudo -u foo ./foo
and the stdout log for the program has:
sudo: sorry, you must have a tty to run sudo
I don't know how to work around that.
--steve
On 8/30/14 at 10:14 AM, akfsu...@fullford.com pronounced:
Steve,
You should be able to get Supervisor to manage the program ok
via a startup script as long as the script execs "foo" instead
of running it as a subprocess. Ie, the very last thing the
script would do is:
exec ./foo
The effect is that "foo" replaces the startup script as far as
Supervisor is concerned, so it will see SIGCHLD if "foo" exits
and a wait() will reap the exit status of "foo" itself, plus
the pid that Supervisor has will be foo's pid, so Supervisor
can send it signals.
That said, I'm on this list to learn more about Supervisor and
there may well be better ways to handle this case.
a.
On Aug 29, 2014, at 10:14 PM, Steve Piercy - Website Builder
<w...@stevepiercy.com> wrote:
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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