Docs do a good job of describing the signals that chore can handle, but there's no mention of how to find the PID of a running chore master. And, since Chore currently doesn't record a pidfile at all, a recommended Upstart or similar configuration would be useful.
Docs do a good job of describing the signals that chore can handle, but there's no mention of how to find the PID of a running chore master. And, since Chore currently doesn't record a pidfile at all, a recommended Upstart or similar configuration would be useful.