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Init pystat to pystatsd #80

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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions README.md
Expand Up @@ -48,11 +48,11 @@ Upstart init Script
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Upstart is the daemon management system for Ubuntu.

A basic upstart script has been included for the pystatd server. It's located
A basic upstart script has been included for the pystatsd server. It's located
under init/, and will be installed to /usr/share/doc if you build/install a
.deb file. The upstart script should be copied to /etc/init/pystatd.conf and
will read configuration variables from /etc/default/pystatd. By default the
pystatd daemon runs as user 'nobody' which is a good thing from a security
.deb file. The upstart script should be copied to /etc/init/pystatsd.conf and
will read configuration variables from /etc/default/pystatsd. By default the
pystatsd daemon runs as user 'nobody' which is a good thing from a security
perspective.

Troubleshooting
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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions init/pystatsd.conf.upstart
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# pystatd upstart script
# pystatsd upstart script
# 2011 - rob@atlanticdynamic.com
# copy this to /etc/init/pystatsd.conf
# copy this to /etc/init/pystatsd.conf
#

description "start and stop the py-statd server"
description "start and stop the py-statsd server"
version "1.1"
author "Rob Terhaar"

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion init/pystatsd.default
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# config file template for pystatd.
# copy this to /etc/default/pystatad and the included upstart or init.d script,
# copy this to /etc/default/pystatsd and the included upstart or init.d script,
# will read daemon settings from this file
#
LOCAL_PYSTATD_PORT=8125
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