On Jan 21, 2013, at 2:33 PM, Thomas Harvey <harvey.t@mac.com> wrote:
I ran into the same issues myself dennison. I actually opted to write a short supervisord.conf instead of an init script; seemed more pythonic, and was in line with what I had on the server already. I ran into a few other installation and configuration issues (I like python virtualenvs and puppet deployments) as well and I'd love to see (and contribute to) some production docs. My notes are on another machine, but happy to send you some pointers tomorrow and hopefully there will be some more volunteers and guidance from the community.
Sorry there's not more info in here, it's as much about committing myself to helping out tomorrow. But, have a look at supervisord.
Hi, Service management scripts for Calendar Server are mostly out-of-scope for the project itself, due to the wide variety of service management systems in various OSes. If you (or anyone else) have any Calendar Server management scripts suited for a particular platform, we could consider including them in our project under 'contrib' or some such, to make them available as templates to other users. Thx, -dre
Tom
On 21 Jan 2013, at 21:59, Dennison Williams <dennison.williams@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello,
I am able to get the new version of calendarserver up and running from source no problem, but it seems that it has changed quite a bit since the version that is shipped with Ubuntu 11.04 (using postgres and memcached). There does not seem to be any init script shipped with the source for debian based versions, nor are there any instructions for deploying in a production environment. Just some notes in the README that says that run.sh should not be used in a production environment. Can anyone shed some light on this?
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