on the next app error I didn't want to restart it, so I would have a chance to check stderr of real cause,
(since next start would override stderr)
so I added
autorestart=false
then
sudo supervisorctl update
but this restarted the program!uptime 0:00:03
I don't think this restart is wanted.
Programs can be part of critical infrastructure, and we should be able to modify parameters without affecting current instance. (maybe if command changed then it would justified, but even then it's questionable)
I have an existing simple entry
on the next app error I didn't want to restart it, so I would have a chance to check stderr of real cause, (since next start would override stderr)
so I added
but this restarted the program!
uptime 0:00:03
I don't think this restart is wanted. Programs can be part of critical infrastructure, and we should be able to modify parameters without affecting current instance. (maybe if command changed then it would justified, but even then it's questionable)