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On 8/12/2010 5:58 PM, Grail Dane wrote:
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... so I worked out that some of the applications in my scripts were
not the same as those from Sourcemage and hence did not
<div>take the same options (this is partially fixed now)</div>
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<div>Assuming someone actually is reading any of this (as have had no
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The title of this list implies it is for "development" discussion - but
since we haven't found an upstart "user" discussion list it's kind of
been hijacked. I get the feeling the developers who used to talk here
have either unsubscribed or are otherwise hiding and hoping we'll go
away.<br>
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<div>, but I was wondering if someone can tell me how the</div>
<div>"emits" lines in the Ubuntu scripts works??<br>
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My understanding is as a user you're not supposed to try to generate
event triggers directly - that's supposed to be handled by the
internals of upstart. With properly written scripts, the only tools
you need are "start job" and "stop job". So if you have a job "job1"
that includes the definition "emit something", you can have another job
"job2" that references "start on something". So if you execute "start
job1", both job1 and job2 should run.<br>
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Daniel</div>
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