[12:57] <rockhound> good day everyone
[13:37] <Keybuk> rockhound: hi
[13:39] <rockhound> i am scratching my head on a little issue with a a self-made conf file ... the process started by the script does not apparently fork correctly and it's PID is not detected by upstart ... this means, I can not stop the process with running 'stop initscript'
[13:39] <rockhound> pid file is apparently not recognized in 0.6.3
[13:42] <rockhound> any suggestions?
[13:46] <Keybuk> if you're using "script" and "expect" together, things will rarely work out
[13:46] <Keybuk> Upstart tends to end up with the pid of cat, grep, or something
[13:46] <Keybuk> rather than what you intended
[14:18] <rockhound> okay figured it out now ... one other thing ... I need a pause after executing the process in the script section ... upstarts switches to running state way to early .. inserting a sleep does not work ... is there a clever way of doing such a thing?
[17:15] <ion> keybuk: http://www.fark.com/cgi/comments.pl?IDLink=5297633&hl=Kim-Kardashian-wants-a-man-who-sees-her-good-qualities-five-lights
[17:15] <Keybuk> hmm?
[17:17] <ion> Hint: Star Trek
[19:21] <rockhound> any hint on how to implement a delay before going into running state?
[19:23] <sadmac> post-start exec sleep ?
[19:24] <rockhound> that easy, eh? damn ... thx ;-)
[20:08] <keesj> Hi, is there a way to see if a process was respawned (in 0.6.3)?
[20:13] <rockhound> set verbosity level to info and check syslog
[20:13] <rockhound> initctl log-priority --help
[20:19] <keesj> and for the process itself?
[20:19] <keesj> some environement variable perhaps?
[20:20] <keesj> It looked at the code but I did not look like there was something.