Use system supervisord and modular configuration file #47
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I like modifying the instructions to have them clone to /usr/local/src/ or /opt/ much better than in ~. Should the quickstart1.rst instruct users to Will they need to sudo to another user to have the appropriate permissions to clone into I see that you have supervisord running the web API as the |
When installed from distro package, supervisor can pick up program-specific configuration files under /etc/supervisor/conf.d/ This commit provides a modular supervisord which can be dropped there, omitting daemon configuration. Signed-off-by: Luca Bruno <luca.bruno@rocket-internet.de>
Update all docs to point out how to use security_monkey with system-wise installed supervisor. Signed-off-by: Luca Bruno <luca.bruno@rocket-internet.de>
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It depends on your setup. /usr/local/src is owned by root:staff, so either you go with sudo or you add your user to the the "staff" group. Regarding the log, I'm currently writing it to a file in /var/log/seurity_monkey/ which is a dir owned by www-data:www-data. I may amend the conf if you want, it's just loosely based on my setup as an example to be later tweaked. |
Use system supervisord and modular configuration file
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Rework configuration files and docs to use system supervisord and avoid duplicating system config.