I have supervisord controlling nginx. My supervisord.d/nginx.conf file has the wrong stopsignal in it. I want to change the stopsignal, and use supervisorctl to tell supervisord to use the new stopsignal the next time nginx is stopped.
Unfortunately, the only way I can see for supervisorctl to be appraised of and act on the new stopsignal is for it to first stop nginx using the incorrect old signal; the next stop, of the new nginx child, will then use the correct new signal. I have tried changing the stopsignal spec, supervisorctl reread, manually pkill the existing nginx with the new signal (bypassing supervisord); the supervisord restarts nginx as expected, but is not appraised of the new signal, so the next supervisorctl stop nginx still uses the old signal. -- Robert Henry, New Relic
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