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Screen and dtach sessions show as main in process manager - koper89 - 9th Jun, 2014 06:56 AM Hi, Every time when I try to start my daemon start-stop-daemon --chuid $USER --start --name $NAME --nicelevel $NICE --background --pidfile $PID_FILE --make-pidfile --exec /usr/bin/dtach -- -n $TMP /usr/local/bin/rtorrent -n -o import=$CONFIG_FILE My pid file is showing process that don't exist and this process is showed in top as main. What can be a cause of this? I'm trying to make package for xbian but can't make proper stop script for this ![]() Here's my current init.d file: https://github.com/koper89/xbian-rtorrent/blob/master/content/etc/init.d/rtorrent if you want to test my rtorrent package: https://github.com/koper89/xbian-rtorrent RE: Screen and dtach sessions show as main in process manager - CurlyMo - 9th Jun, 2014 07:10 AM Don't create init.d scripts but rather use upstart ones. Check the /etc/init/ folder for examples. RE: Screen and dtach sessions show as main in process manager - koper89 - 9th Jun, 2014 07:15 AM Ok, I'll check those, and maybe you have any suggestions about using screen dtach t-mux? I wanted to make it as lightweight as I could that's why I choose dtach but maybe you'll have some suggestions and prefer screen t-mux? But i suppouse upstart will not solve "main" problem RE: Screen and dtach sessions show as main in process manager - koper89 - 9th Jun, 2014 07:57 PM Sorry to double post but I suppouse I need more explanation here: 1. I tried on upstart and init.d script 2. Every time I start my dtach or screen session it start as f.e. rtorrent and PID 12100 and after few seconds it changes to main and PID 12101 and I can't stop my process because it's no longer recognized by my script 3. I tried on screen and dtach What can be a cause of this RE: Screen and dtach sessions show as main in process manager - belese - 10th Jun, 2014 05:25 AM it's just a idea, as i don't know so much about upstart, but look at this http://upstart.ubuntu.com/cookbook/#expect RE: Screen and dtach sessions show as main in process manager - koper89 - 10th Jun, 2014 07:23 AM But it's not a problem in upstart, it's general problem in using screen or dtach in xbian since RC2 i suppouse, I have always change PID and name of the process to main.. RE: Screen and dtach sessions show as main in process manager - CurlyMo - 10th Jun, 2014 07:25 AM Why are you using both programs in the first place? Just start rtorrent directly in your upstart script. Simple example from pilight: Code: #!upstart RE: Screen and dtach sessions show as main in process manager - koper89 - 10th Jun, 2014 08:05 AM I said I checked it on both of them not using both at a time. Rtorrent doesn't have a daemon so i suppouse screen or dtach is a must, but maybe I don't understand how upstart works.... And I found what was the cause of my problem it was not screen/upstart/init.d it's propably a bug in rtorrent 0.9.4 when i downgraded to 0.9.3 it's solved and it shows properly rtorrent not main ![]() rtorrent 0.9.2 (because some trackers don't allow 0.9.3) rtorrent 0.9.3 and dev with 0.9.4 (it's marked as stable but I found that it have a lot of memory leaks which is really visible on raspberry Pi) And should I compile nginx and other dependancies and include them in package, or marking them as dependancies will do the work, as I currently do? Btw. I have also a question about sickbeard-tpb package, (maybe i shouldn't post it here ![]() Best wishes RE: Screen and dtach sessions show as main in process manager - CurlyMo - 10th Jun, 2014 05:47 PM If you'd actually tried my suggestion, you would have noticed that it was the right way to go ![]() Proof of concept Code: cat <<\EOF > /root/test.sh Just copy and paste everything between the code tags at once in your terminal. Then try: Code: service test start However, if you do this in your upstart script Code: exec /root/test.sh & Code: expect fork RE: Screen and dtach sessions show as main in process manager - koper89 - 10th Jun, 2014 06:36 PM I think you're not right, I tested your script (and without dtach or screen it's not working). Don't know why exactly but never find rtorrent running without screen/dtach/tmux. |