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is upstart and supervisord used for the same thing?
I have a some jvm based processes that I need to make sure start whenever my server is rebooted, and also if it stops because of an unexpected error etc.
I'm running Ubuntu 12.04 in case in matters.
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Upstart script produces folder with question mark at the end. Why? [duplicate]
Possible Duplicate:
Bash/Korn shell script edited on Windows throws error ‘…^M: not found’
I'm writting an Upstart job to run Postgresql:
description "PostgreSQL 9.1 Server"
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Ubuntu12.04: How to disable a daemon process at startup
I normally use service start/stop or initctl start/stop to start or stop a daemon process but now what I am looking for is to disable a daemon process from starting at startup example mysqld.
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Upstart: How to respond to startup of a service, thats not part of Upstart?
I'm running Ubuntu server and playing around with Upstart. I have installed PostgreSQL database server which doesn't use Upstart system, however im also writting an Upstart script that starts another ...
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Upstart: How to run a “stop” before stopping other services?
I recently found out about the upstart "service starter" that Ubuntu is using and that is (apparently) the future to start/stop jobs in Linux.
It's pretty new to me (I was used to the old SysV system ...
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Upstart - when a given event occurs, in what order are the jobs run?
I am using Ubuntu 10.04.3, and am using upstart as the init daemon (pretty sure this is the default).
When a given event occurs, in what order are the jobs run? Specifically, I'm referring to jobs ...
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Is it possible to export env variable via Upstart?
I need to export a variable FOO=stringhere so that system processes could use it. And the place I would like to do this, is Upstart job.
Unfortunately, I tried as per Upstart manual to do env ...
