On 07/07/19 08:51, Clinton Ebadi wrote:
<snip>
I made some effort with the domtool docs but it still wasn't clear
what to do.
This should work:
dom "barkingdognatives.nz" where
PhpVersion = php56;
WWW = begin
proxyPass "/" "http://marsh:50100/";;
proxyPassReverse "/" "http://marsh:50100/";;
end;
with
end;
That tests ok. Domtool has been running for several hours now. I
remember reading that this is normal although my previous domtool
invocations all returned quickly.
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2. How would I have gunicorn persist after logout? I seem to be able
do this by just appending '&' to the command line, but something tells
me there is a better way.
You will want to use k5start to obtain and manage $USER.daemon tokens,
and use an @reboot cron job to spawn the process if the shell server
reboots (it does happen occasionally when kernel upgrades are required
for security).
https://wiki.hcoop.net/RunningUnattendedCommandsWithoutRunInPagsh gives
a general idea, what I do for my tt-rss daemon for example is:
@reboot k5start -bqtUf /etc/keytabs/user.daemon/clinton -- \
/afs/hcoop.net/user/c/cl/clinton/webapps/tt-rss/update-feeds
Just replace clinton with your username, and everything after the `--'
with your script and any arguments. k5start handles backgrounding and
renews tokens as needed indefinitely.
There isn't any process management beyond that currently; if you need
anything more advanced it should be possible to run supervisord as your
user (I eventually want to make a set of tools for easily managing
processes using supervisord + k5start, but that is way behind upgrading
to Debian Buster and getting letsencrypt integrated on the todo
list).
I don't need anything more advanced for now, thanks for the help:-)
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