Trouble detecting service start with numprocs > 1?

[andyshinn]

I am using this module on RedHat with a custom built RPM of the latest 3.0 version. If I use numprocs > 1 on a process (such as numprocs => 6) then it fails to detect the process starting.

On further inspection, I can see that the output of a started process is:

[ashinn@worker1 ~]$ sudo /usr/bin/supervisorctl start create_thumbnails:*
create_thumbnails_03: started
create_thumbnails_02: started
create_thumbnails_01: started
create_thumbnails_00: started
create_thumbnails_05: started
create_thumbnails_04: started
[ashinn@worker1 ~]$

Which doesn't match the current regex:

[ashinn@worker1 ~]$ sudo /usr/bin/supervisorctl start create_thumbnails:* | awk '/^create_thumbnails[: ]/{print $2}'
[ashinn@worker1 ~]$

Anyone else running into this issue?

I'd like to send a pull request to update the regex to something like ^${name}_?\d*?[: ]/{print \$2} instead. But maybe I am just missing something here...

[Slashbunny]

I can confirm, I encountered the same problem. Updating the regex fixes the issue.

[andyshinn]

Hi @Slashbunny, thanks for confirming! I'm working on a formal fix (with an updated spec test) and will make a pull request sometime next week. Hope @plathrop is still out there and can give some feedback (this seems to be the supervisor module with the most potential).

[andyshinn]

I'm closing this in favor of #53. My initial tests are showing that it fixes both this issue and #52 (in a much more elegant manner).