[04:51] <x-warrior> I'm was wondering if with upstart the bootchart works correctly? Some process now start with upstart in /etc/init but I was looking and bootchart just logs rc is this correct?
[19:18] <blueyed> What can I do about a process with status "start/killed"? The process id appears to be wrong from the beginning.. (can I use expect fork and expect daemon together? - seems like I have to)
[19:18] <blueyed> pidfile support is not implemented yet, is it?
[19:19] <blueyed> It appears I can neither start or stop a "start/killed" process?!
[19:19] <sadmac2> blueyed: what would you think expect fork and expect daemon together would do?
[19:19] <blueyed> expect 3 forks?! :)
[19:20] <sadmac2> blueyed: holy shit, what are you running?
[19:20] <blueyed> freenet
[19:20] <blueyed> they have a run.sh, which calls a wrapper.
[19:20] <blueyed> also I have to call it using "sudo", but that's not a fork already, is it?
[19:20] <sadmac2> blueyed: sudo may fork. su I'm pretty sure doesn't.
[19:21] <blueyed> ok. But to try it I need to reset the process somehow. It's not running anymore, but upstart ignores it/me.
[19:23] <sadmac2> blueyed: interesting. sounds like you may have wedged upstart somehow.
[19:23] <blueyed> yes.. any idea how to fix/debug this?
[19:24] <sadmac2> blueyed: without restarting... well you can core the process and post that in a launchpad bug. that at least gives us something to look at
[19:25] <sadmac2> blueyed: be sure to list the exact package version of upstart you have (include the binary/debug symbols themselves if you built it yourself)
[19:25] <blueyed> sadmac2: will do.. how do I trigger a core?
[19:26] <sadmac2> blueyed: gcore
[19:26] <sadmac2> hmm, coring pid 1 could be interesting... be prepared for strangeness
[19:40] <blueyed> sadmac2: bug 438313
[19:40] <blueyed> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/upstart/+bug/438313
[19:41] <sadmac2> blueyed: when you run stop, the job moves to stop/killed
[19:41] <sadmac2> blueyed: which is correct...
[19:42] <sadmac2> although I think it should progress out of the killed state
[19:42] <blueyed> yes.. and stop should exit after all.
[19:42] <sadmac2> ah. yes. its wedged
[19:43] <sadmac2> blueyed: are you using a standard ubuntu package? if so attach the exact version installed.
[19:43] <sadmac2> oh, you did
[19:43] <sadmac2> never mind
[20:03] <blueyed> sadmac2: should I attach the run.sh script, too?
[20:20] <sadmac2> blueyed: hold on to it. dunno that its necessary just yet.
[20:30] <blueyed> sure. I won't remove it in the next days. Thanks for your help!