Daniel Exbrayat wrote:
> I have tested the following. It is intended to bypass "svscan" and
> "supervise" daemons.
> You have to note that "multilog" is not started as a service as it should be.
> It is not a "production" solution, more something to understand how put stuff
> together.
>
I did think about named pipes - but I didn't know how to use them. It's
still not working right within upstart - here's my current attempt:
# dnscache
#
# This task runs the dnscache server.
start on runlevel-1
start on runlevel-2
start on runlevel-3
start on runlevel-4
start on runlevel-5
start on runlevel-6
stop on shutdown
start script
exec mkfifo /var/lib/dnscache/log/multilog
exec chown dnscache.nogroup /var/lib/dnscache/log/multilog
end script
script
#### if I put any of the redirects here dnscache doesn't start ####
exec envdir /var/lib/dnscache/env \
envuidgid dnscache softlimit -o250 -d "$DATALIMIT" \
/usr/bin/dnscache
end script
respawn
stop script
exec rm /var/lib/dnsccahe/log/multilog
end script
console output /var/lib/dnscache/log/multilog
--
Daniel
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