Comments on: Using daemontools (supervise) on FreeBSD http://nixy.dk/2007/10/22/using-daemontools-supervise-on-freebsd/ Nix is sexy Fri, 16 Oct 2009 09:11:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: links for 2008-01-10 « PaxoBlog http://nixy.dk/2007/10/22/using-daemontools-supervise-on-freebsd/comment-page-1/#comment-404 links for 2008-01-10 « PaxoBlog Thu, 10 Jan 2008 23:24:14 +0000 http://nixy.dk/2007/10/22/using-daemontools-supervise-on-freebsd/#comment-404 [...] ~#nixy | Using daemontools (supervise) on FreeBSD way, if some application crashes in a recoverable manner, it’s most likely that either 1) supervise is still running and will try to revive the process or 2) your box is so broken, it doesn’t even matter that supervise is still running. It’s all abo (tags: daemontools freebsd howto) [...] [...] ~#nixy | Using daemontools (supervise) on FreeBSD way, if some application crashes in a recoverable manner, it’s most likely that either 1) supervise is still running and will try to revive the process or 2) your box is so broken, it doesn’t even matter that supervise is still running. It’s all abo (tags: daemontools freebsd howto) [...]

]]> By: Using daemontools (supervise) on FreeBSD | FreeBSD - the unknown Giant http://nixy.dk/2007/10/22/using-daemontools-supervise-on-freebsd/comment-page-1/#comment-343 Using daemontools (supervise) on FreeBSD | FreeBSD - the unknown Giant Tue, 01 Jan 2008 20:20:11 +0000 http://nixy.dk/2007/10/22/using-daemontools-supervise-on-freebsd/#comment-343 [...] Here’s the walkthrough addthis_url = [...] [...] Here’s the walkthrough addthis_url = [...]

]]> By: Ron http://nixy.dk/2007/10/22/using-daemontools-supervise-on-freebsd/comment-page-1/#comment-26 Ron Tue, 30 Oct 2007 13:15:40 +0000 http://nixy.dk/2007/10/22/using-daemontools-supervise-on-freebsd/#comment-26 /etc/rc.conf.d/ doesnt exist by default because most of the time you would place the values inside /etc/rc.conf. Its when you want to start doing more complex modificiations to a specific services control that you would create the /etc/rc.conf.d/${SERVICE} file, and for when you would want to keep those changes around past a port re-install or upgrade. /etc/rc.conf.d/ doesnt exist by default because most of the time you would place the values inside /etc/rc.conf.

Its when you want to start doing more complex modificiations to a specific services control that you would create the /etc/rc.conf.d/${SERVICE} file, and for when you would want to keep those changes around past a port re-install or upgrade.

]]> By: Using daemontools (supervise) on FreeBSD « FreeBSD - Reliable, Flexible and Secure http://nixy.dk/2007/10/22/using-daemontools-supervise-on-freebsd/comment-page-1/#comment-25 Using daemontools (supervise) on FreeBSD « FreeBSD - Reliable, Flexible and Secure Mon, 29 Oct 2007 21:53:55 +0000 http://nixy.dk/2007/10/22/using-daemontools-supervise-on-freebsd/#comment-25 [...] Convinced? Here’s the walkthrough [...] [...] Convinced? Here’s the walkthrough [...]

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