Eric Lindvall

Yes, I would like to keep 1.8.7 for now. It still is the ruby that we run god with.

When this happens could you check if `File.join(RAILS_ROOT, "tmp/pids/delayed_job#{num}.pid")` exists? It sounds like it doesn't.

The decision to or not to specify `w.pid_file` has to do with if god should be responsible for daemonizing the process or if the `w.start` command is doing to daemonize...

I don't believe it was intentional. A pull requests would be great! On Fri, Jan 31, 2014 at 8:21 AM, Seth Call [email protected] wrote: > Any groups that the user,...

It sounds like this has to do with a confusion in terminology. Instead of saying "Watcher that auto-daemonizes" it should say "process that auto-daemonizes". Same for the second one. "Watcher"...

The intended behavior is to support programs that daemonize themselves as well as ones that don't. For processes that daemonize themselves, they need to provide the PID of the daemonized...

Hmmm... It wouldn't surprise me if god didn't support this sort of thing. I believe most things are assuming that it is going to be the responsibility of god to...

I've ran into this as well. I'll see what I can dig up...

Using `SIGSTOP` and `SIGCONT` is a great way to ensure that everything works properly with a hung process instead of just a killed one — both cases are important to...

I was just playing around with this: https://gist.github.com/1169737