[00:02] <warreng> how can i force upstart to forget about a PID and think it's truly stopped?  (the actual process is long gone but upstart just won't give it up)
[00:03] <warreng> so far, rebooting seems to be the only way... and even then, it hangs during shutdown on the process and requires a power cycle
[01:19] <innovmon> Hi, I am using upstart with the rails Foreman gem - https://gist.github.com/2582347 here is the error. Permission denied - /etc/init/my-app.conf (Errno::EACCES) 
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[12:13] <djszapi> hey
[12:13] <djszapi> jodh: there ? How could I make sure if there is no upstart job running, then "stop" does not terminate my post install script ? Shall I just check for the return value of "stop" ?
[12:54] <jodh> djszapi: I don't understand your question fully, but does this help: http://upstart.ubuntu.com/cookbook/#creating-a-systemv-service-that-communicates-with-upstart-ubuntu-specific
[15:53] <djszapi> jodh: was talking about this: http://paste.kde.org/468068/
[15:56] <jodh> djszapi: packages should generally call 'invoke-rc.d restart' which calls /lib/init/upstart-job and that "does the right thing" - only calls stop if the job is actually running.
[15:58] <djszapi> jodh: I am currently achieving this: http://paste.kde.org/468074/
[16:00] <djszapi> jodh: why can that postinst script fail ?
[16:13] <djszapi> jodh: what should I write instead ?
[16:47] <jodh> djszapi: it will immediately exit if 'stop' fails due to the '-e'. See your shells man page.
[16:48] <djszapi> jodh: so what is the recommended way of doing this ?
[17:04] <jodh> djszapi: http://upstart.ubuntu.com/cookbook/#debugging-a-script-which-appears-to-be-behaving-oddly
[17:05] <djszapi> jodh: I should not use -e ?
[17:10] <JanC> djszapi: upstart uses "sh -e", nothing you can do about that
[17:11] <JanC> but that paragraph explains how to suppress errors
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