Support for setting pid-file path using system property #313
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Support for setting pid-file path using system property
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FYI, I just submitted a very related pull request: #342 |
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Added support for setting the pid-file location. (Using a system propertie)
Do we want it this way or do we want a possibility to name the the file like:
-Dpidfile.path=/tmp
or
-Dpidfile=/tmp/mypid
I implemented the -Dpidfile.path=/tmp solution.
(This replaces the old pull request from my master-branch.)