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The following shell script is installed in /etc/service/newrelic/run of an Ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS docker container along with newrelic-daemon built from the source in this repository:
Under v1.1.0, the newrelic-daemon process worked as expected.
Under v1.2.0, it appears to fork a process instead of running in the foreground. As a result, runsv starts another one... and then another one... until the container runs out of space!
Here's the log output:
2019/10/21 20:57:37.991708 (452) Info: New Relic daemon version 1.2.0.0-520519d615c0 [listen="/tmp/.newrelic.sock" startup=init pid=452 ppid=451 uid=0 euid=0 gid=0 egid=0 runtime="go1.13.1" GOMAXPROCS=6 GOOS=linux GOARCH=amd64]
2019/10/21 20:57:37.992003 (452) Info: collector configuration is &{CAFile: CAPath: Proxy:}
2019/10/21 20:57:37.992288 (452) Info: daemon listening on /tmp/.newrelic.sock
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This behavior does not occur when I run the script from an interactive terminal. When runsv runs the script, there is no tty associated with the process. Perhaps this causes trouble?
The following shell script is installed in
/etc/service/newrelic/run
of an Ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS docker container along withnewrelic-daemon
built from the source in this repository:Under v1.1.0, the newrelic-daemon process worked as expected.
Under v1.2.0, it appears to fork a process instead of running in the foreground. As a result, runsv starts another one... and then another one... until the container runs out of space!
Here's the log output:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: