On Tue, Feb 18, 2014 at 08:56:37AM -0300, Mariano González wrote: > Hi Steve and Clint. Thanks for your comments.
> You're totally right, it's not necessary to write sudo -u root as it's the > same as writing sudo. My fault there. > But, the command to run the agent is the following: > $ cd /path/newrelic_rs_dfw/ > $ bundle exec ./bin/newrelic_rs upstart has a 'chdir' primitive you can use for this. chdir /path/newrelic_rs_dfw exec ./bundle exec ./bin/newrelic_rs (I'm assuming that 'bundle' is in the local directory, and not something on the system path.) > As bundle exec is a ruby gem located in /path/newrelic_rs_dfw/. So, to this > script to function it'd need to locate in /path/newrelic_rs_dfw/ first and > then run the bundle exec. Which it doesn't do if I write down those two > previous steps in a script. Neither it does if I specify an env variable or > source stanza. That's why I think this is an env issue. What env variable would you expect to be setting here? That's the wrong tool for changing the directory. > Finally, there's no trace of newrelic logs in /var/log/ besides /newrelic/ > folder where OTHER newrelic agents does write their logs in this vm. What version of upstart are you using? -- Steve Langasek Give me a lever long enough and a Free OS Debian Developer to set it on, and I can move the world. Ubuntu Developer http://www.debian.org/ [email protected] [email protected]
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