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| astrumas | Hello, i have a system that is using upstart 1.5. I have a "master" job that launches a bunch of smaller, more specific jobs. I have a generic configuration file for the children so when I start the job it looks something like: "start <job> JOB_NUMBER=2 NAME=some_worker SCRIPT_PATH=/path/to/script/child/runs" | 17:30 |
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| astrumas | However, I have recently run into a problem where I need to change the user that a child job is run as... so im looking at the "setuid" option. | 17:31 |
| astrumas | But it appears that if I use something like "setuid ${JOB_USER}", it doesn't expand the variable correctly, but it does for the rest of the file. | 17:31 |
| astrumas | Is setuid not able to use variables by design? Am I doing something wrong? | 17:32 |
| solidsnack | We're running a program under Upstart that has a HUP and TERM hand handler, but when we call `reload program` the HUP handler doesn't seem to be called. | 18:32 |
| solidsnack | It turns out that if a shell script is `wait()`ing then it doesn't respond to HUP. | 20:41 |
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