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RHEL init.d script will detect a different instance of supervisord if something else is running it. #78
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I dont have much experience in writing init scripts, but this seems to work. |
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I am running the datadog agent on my box, which uses supervisord. They namespace all of their config and install their own supervisor app, but the
statuscommand on RHEL returns that programs pid rather than the instance I am trying to install and manage.