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I wish they did not make the jump to systemd so fast on LTS. I had to rewrite everything on a recent upgrade.
by tmaly 10y ago
I wish they did not make the jump to systemd so fast on LTS. I had to rewrite everything on a recent upgrade.
- mattbillenstein 10y agoI've been running everything using supervisord lately -- then I only need to maintain a single system startup script. And I can use supervisord under OSX easily as well to run the same stack of stuff.
- thearn4 10y agoI use supervisord a lot as well, though I actually had issues getting it up and running on the latest Ubuntu. It seems that it isn't enabled immediately after installation via apt-get, but has to be manually enabled. Minor hiccup, but a small pain. edit: specifically, I think this was my issue: https://github.com/Supervisor/supervisor/issues/735 https://github.com/Supervisor/supervisor/issues/735 which seems to be patched now.