Ok, there's however may be some bug. When you set `auto-procname` for emperor instance, this isn't works correctly until you set a master mode for emperor instance. Additionally, `auto-procname` doesn't works for master processes when under emperor instance, even with master mode.
2013/4/7 Damian Usnarski <[email protected]> > Hi, > > when you set a `auto-procname` option, everything works as expected, uWSGI > master process has `master` in name, Emperor has `emperor` etc. But, when > you set any other `procname-*` option, like `procname-prefix-spaced`, > automatic names of uWSGI processes are turned off. I don't consider this as > a bug, rather as an unexpected behaviour. Personally, i like to have > procname prefix AND auto-procname, and i think in the most cases this is a > desired behaviour. Now, if we want procname to be like `some_prefix uWSGI > Master`, is required to set `procname-master` option, and `procname` for > workers (is even possible to have numbered workers without auto-procname?). > > What do you think about this? In my opinion, `auto-procname` should works > with a `procname-prefix`, `procname-prefix-spaced`, `procname-append` and > even with a `procname-master` option. > > Best regards :) >
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