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Is there a good way for non-root users to start "managed" processes? In this case, I am using managed" to describe a process that starts up when the user logs in, is monitored by some sort of ...
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I have a proxy server, all ok. But, i have some problems & questions. First: when i make "/etc/init.d/nginx stop" or "/etc/init.d/nginx restart", of my config, it not reload and all nginx process ...
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I have created my first init script in a linux server (ubuntu if that adds any information) that checks for an update, downloads it and executes it in each hour. The init file is as follows: /etc/...
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I am currently writing a Puppet module to get GitLab running on CentOS 6/7. For the CentOS 7 install I need to write a systemd unit file to start the gitlab service (which is actually Unicorn & ...
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The init process on a Debian server (VPS) I've inherited has its nice value set to +10. There's nothing particularly obscure installed on the system. It has a LAMP stack and does a lot of IO and will ...
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How can I create a init script that starts (and tracks) the new process before the old is completely terminated at restart? I am developing a node.js service that needs to be able to restart ...
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We have built some software that connects to MySQL and should be started on an Ubuntu server at boot. What we're missing is how to ensure it starts at boot after MySQL. Our init script includes the ...
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I have a vServer running Ubuntu Linux 10.04 LTS in a Parallels container. Yesterday, I updated packages using apt-get upgrade. After the upgrade, I could not longer log into the machine using SSH. I ...
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I recently upgrade a VM to Redhat 5 and moved Sphinx Search to that server. For some reason when I try to start Sphinx, the startup script fails to push the searchd process to the background. I ...
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Some of our startup scripts have an ExecStart line that runs a curl command to start jobs from our Jenkins build server. Systemd does not know anything about the job that is started as a result of the ...
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Currently, there's a fairly complex Python script that manages several dozen processes across a few servers. Each individual process has the same setup/requirements: Main process must come up and be ...
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I have installed application with several init scripts as for dpkg -L application shows. For example: /etc/init/application.conf /etc/init.d/application /usr/systemd/applaication.service But i use ...
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I have MariaDb installed on Debian jessie. I need to remove it from automatic system startup. I tried recommended commands but they did not work: root@debian:/home/gameboy# systemctl disable mysql ...
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During boot the system hangs, and the last message while it hangs is: Starting system logger: Can't open or create /var/run/syslogd.pid. Can't write pid. After a while I discovered that /etc/init/rc....
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somehow my init-script for rsyslogd does not work. I tried to enable rsyslogd to accept logging-data on udp:514. If I start my rsyslogd via Init-Script, no logging-data is forwarded. Not even syslog! ...
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