/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2010/09/13/#upstart.txt

TheBiggerGuycomHi, is there anyone who can help me with https://bugs.launchpad.net/upstart/+bug/63717214:54
bvleurHi. I'm wondering why a script with "start on started ssh" can launch processes with a lower pid than "sshd"15:19
ashbbvleur: because pids are fairly random15:21
ashband the sshd might well fork15:21
bvleurokay. fair enough. I've created a script that runs autossh with remote forward to localhost:22. It seems that running it before sshd is up makes the forward fail, so I want to make sure they start in order. PIDs don't tell me the boot order then right?15:23
yaaangis it possible to use upstart (init, start, etc) as non-root?19:31
yaaangwould like to daemonize & manage processes without requiring root; supervisord seems to fit the bill but i was wondering if i should also take a deeper look at upstart 19:32
JanCyaaang: why not use sudo to manage who can start/stop/etc. system daemons without needing to give them general root access?19:36
yaaangJanC: that can also restrict to starting/stopping specific services?19:37
JanCyaaang: yes, see the sudoers manpage for examples19:38
JanCyou can restrict people to specific commands including parameters etc.19:39
JanCplus, with sudo every time they use this, it will be logged19:40
ionA future release of Upstart will handle users’ jobs as well.19:46
yaaangJanC: how does a non-root user add/remove jobs?19:46
yaaangion: ah, i see19:47
JanCyou could create a script to add a new job and allow users to use that script with sudo, but of course that has serious security implications19:49
yaaangJanC: right19:49
JanCI suppose it wouldn't too difficult to create a system-wide upstart job that looks for user-specific job files though19:50
yaaangmaybe even easier than that is the supervisord route - just let users run their own process management daemons19:51
JanCI don't know supervisord, but probably it could be that upstart-job  ;)19:53
JanCat least until upstart grows these features itself19:54

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