[02:21] <bencc> can I use upstart to start a python server as a daemon?
[02:21] <bencc> I want to run rtmplite http://code.google.com/p/rtmplite/
[15:44] <venugopal> jodh, Thanks for reply. I am able to fix it and it is working fine for all flavours of ubuntu and not working for fedora 15 OS.
[15:44] <venugopal> Will the same upstart script works for Fedora 15?
[15:48] <jodh> venugopal: Fedora 15 uses systemd, not Upstart.
[16:07] <plautrba> venugopal: there is upstart-1.2-4.fc15 and you need upstart-1.3 so it won't work probably
[16:25] <venugopal> ok
[17:15] <bencc> if I'm using upstart with a python server, I don't need something like python-daemon?
[17:15] <bencc> or do I need both?
[17:18] <jodh> I don't understand your question.
[18:32] <bencc> jodh: rtmplite is a server that you can run in the terminal
[18:32] <bencc> I want to run it as a daemon
[18:32] <bencc> I can do it with python-daemon and/or upstart
[18:33] <bencc> my question is, if I'm using upstart to start and monitor rtmplite do I still need a python daemon or is it not necessary?
[19:04] <jodh> I think that's a python question really. Upstart doesn't make a program run as a daemon: it manages daemons and other programs. You'd need to look at what python-daemon provides to your python app to see if it is appropriate to use that in your case or not.
[19:22] <Ronnie> im trying to make an upstart script for service i need to runs, but somehow i cant get it to work: http://paste.ubuntu.com/793007/
[23:08] <bencc> jodh: python-daemon runs a python process in the background and manage a pid lock file for you so you can start, stop and restart the process
[23:08] <bencc> isn't that what upstart does?