[18:17] <allaire> Hi, when I use upstart to run let say a python script which normallly runs in the foreground, how does upstart put it in background? (the python script is not a daemon)
[18:19] <allaire> I suppose upstart takes the code in the script and performs something similar to nohup script & ?
[18:21] <allaire> Finally, if our script does not write a pid file (since it's not a daemon), does upstart drops the pid it tracks somewhere? What's the best way to deal with upstart script that exec a script that does not create a pid file by itself (like a plain python or ruby script)