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Apr 8 2016, 11:46 PM (549 w, 6 d)
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Apr 15 2016

areitz added a comment to T6806: Raise severity of "phd.user" warning eventually.

The phd user has /bin/false as it's shell on our production instance, and it seems to work fine.

Apr 15 2016, 5:46 PM · Daemons

Apr 14 2016

areitz updated subscribers of T10811: `phd-daemon` crash after automatic restart following config change.

Hmm, this is pretty interesting. There was a configuration change right at the time of impact:

Apr 14 2016, 9:42 PM · Daemons, Bug Report
areitz created T10811: `phd-daemon` crash after automatic restart following config change.
Apr 14 2016, 7:41 PM · Daemons, Bug Report
areitz added a comment to T10786: Support for process supervision for phabricator daemons.

Yeah, I'm familiar with monit, and I think it will work decently well for this situation. Unfortunately, the current environment standardized on daemontools instead of monit.

Apr 14 2016, 6:20 PM · Feature Request
areitz closed T10786: Support for process supervision for phabricator daemons as Resolved.

@epriestley thanks for the feedback. I've read through the new docs, and I think have a section explaining phd-daemon, and incorporating some of the notes from T4181 (about setting a startup script for your OS) could be really useful.

Apr 14 2016, 12:50 AM · Feature Request

Apr 12 2016

areitz updated subscribers of T10786: Support for process supervision for phabricator daemons.

Hey @eadler, thanks for looking into this. I feel this ticket is different from T4181. The former covers starting phd at boot, this ticket covers using process supervisors (like daemontools) which monitor processes on an ongoing basis.

Apr 12 2016, 11:06 PM · Feature Request
areitz created T10786: Support for process supervision for phabricator daemons.
Apr 12 2016, 10:11 PM · Feature Request