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When using original (re)start/stop commands I can provide only process name as an argument (if process is not a group). quick* commands are incompatible in that case (ok, they don't need to be, but it would be usueful), but they do nothing when pattern does not match any process (I'm expecting an error):
supervisor> start abc
abc: ERROR (no such process)
supervisor> quickstart abc
supervisor> quickstart abc:
supervisor>
("no such process" error expected)
And an example of exisiting process:
supervisor> start server
server: started
supervisor> quickstop server
supervisor>
supervisor> status server
server RUNNING pid 8592, uptime 0:00:47
(STOPPED state expected)
Tested with Python 2.6.6 and 2.7.6.
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When using original (re)start/stop commands I can provide only process name as an argument (if process is not a group).
quick*
commands are incompatible in that case (ok, they don't need to be, but it would be usueful), but they do nothing when pattern does not match any process (I'm expecting an error):("no such process" error expected)
And an example of exisiting process:
(STOPPED state expected)
Tested with Python 2.6.6 and 2.7.6.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: