iverson0881 | Hi, i was wondering why some jobs that I start with sudo -u $user don't necessarily start with $user, they sometimes can start with root, | 00:30 |
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iverson0881 | I'm using the instance feature of upstart and and experiencing this | 00:30 |
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BLZbubba | is there an option to use "console file /tmp/upstart.log" or something like that instead of "console output" | 03:28 |
BLZbubba | my system doesn't have a console so it's impossible to debug boot problems currently | 03:28 |
frewsxcv | so if i run my conf script manually, it runs my service fine, but upstart, it doesn't | 03:42 |
frewsxcv | what can i do to debug this | 03:42 |
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cyberlogi | Hi all. I'm trying to execute scripts using upstart as a different user. For example: exec su -s /bin/bash -c 'exec "$0" "$@"' ubuntu -- whoami >> /home/ubuntu/test.log works fine, but I can't figure out how to get it to login as the user and load the .bashrc options | 18:33 |
cyberlogi | exit | 19:10 |
PuffTheMagic | is there anyway to run upstart as non pid=1 | 20:30 |
PuffTheMagic | im trying to debug something without a console | 20:30 |
PuffTheMagic | and i cant do that if upstart has to be init=1 | 20:31 |
PuffTheMagic | pid=1 | 20:31 |
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