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I have the following configuration for a process to run continuously. Apparently, it works very fine but after few hours or sometimes few minutes, the process gets terminated.
Any kind of help is highly appreciated.
Supervisord Config:
[program:action_consumer]
process_name=%(program_name)s_%(process_num)02d
command = php /var/www/the_api/web/index.php actionCron
numprocs = 2
autostart=true
autorestart=true
user=console_api
redirect_stderr=true
stdout_logfile=/var/www/the_api/logs/action_consumer.log
RestartSec=3
Restart=3
WatchdogSec=3
OS Info:
Debian GNU/Linux 8 (jessie)
Log file:
The log file contains the following error:
FATAL state, too many start retries too quickly
Important:
It is obvious that the process terminates too quickly, it is my requirement. I don't want to run the script in an infinite loop. Is setting startretries a valid solution?
linux debian php process-management supervisord
asked Apr 3 at 6:37
Jason Kruger
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I have the following configuration for a process to run continuously. Apparently, it works very fine but after few hours or sometimes few minutes, the process gets terminated.
Any kind of help is highly appreciated.
Supervisord Config:
[program:action_consumer]
process_name=%(program_name)s_%(process_num)02d
command = php /var/www/the_api/web/index.php actionCron
numprocs = 2
autostart=true
autorestart=true
user=console_api
redirect_stderr=true
stdout_logfile=/var/www/the_api/logs/action_consumer.log
RestartSec=3
Restart=3
WatchdogSec=3
OS Info:
Debian GNU/Linux 8 (jessie)
Log file:
The log file contains the following error:
FATAL state, too many start retries too quickly
Important:
It is obvious that the process terminates too quickly, it is my requirement. I don't want to run the script in an infinite loop. Is setting startretries a valid solution?
linux debian php process-management supervisord
asked Apr 3 at 6:37
Jason Kruger
11
Check logs in /var/www/the_api/logs/action_consumer.log file. You might get better idea. If you are not able to understand the logs, Please edit your question and post it in same.
– Nitesh B.
Apr 3 at 10:15
The error log just contains the output i have printed on the script using echo. Nothing else. @Nitesh
– Jason Kruger
Apr 6 at 7:29
If your service is getting terminated, logs must be getting generated somewhere. How about system logs ? Did you check the system logs ?
– Nitesh B.
Apr 6 at 7:54
I managed to print supervisor.log and it contains this error: FATAL state, too many start retries too quickly
– Jason Kruger
Apr 6 at 8:02
So as per your updated question, yes, you can use startretries option.
– Nitesh B.
Apr 6 at 8:09
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I have the following configuration for a process to run continuously. Apparently, it works very fine but after few hours or sometimes few minutes, the process gets terminated.
Any kind of help is highly appreciated.
Supervisord Config:
[program:action_consumer]
process_name=%(program_name)s_%(process_num)02d
command = php /var/www/the_api/web/index.php actionCron
numprocs = 2
autostart=true
autorestart=true
user=console_api
redirect_stderr=true
stdout_logfile=/var/www/the_api/logs/action_consumer.log
RestartSec=3
Restart=3
WatchdogSec=3
OS Info:
Debian GNU/Linux 8 (jessie)
Log file:
The log file contains the following error:
FATAL state, too many start retries too quickly
Important:
It is obvious that the process terminates too quickly, it is my requirement. I don't want to run the script in an infinite loop. Is setting startretries a valid solution?
linux debian php process-management supervisord
asked Apr 3 at 6:37
Jason Kruger
11
I have the following configuration for a process to run continuously. Apparently, it works very fine but after few hours or sometimes few minutes, the process gets terminated.
Any kind of help is highly appreciated.
Supervisord Config:
[program:action_consumer]
process_name=%(program_name)s_%(process_num)02d
command = php /var/www/the_api/web/index.php actionCron
numprocs = 2
autostart=true
autorestart=true
user=console_api
redirect_stderr=true
stdout_logfile=/var/www/the_api/logs/action_consumer.log
RestartSec=3
Restart=3
WatchdogSec=3
OS Info:
Debian GNU/Linux 8 (jessie)
Log file:
The log file contains the following error:
FATAL state, too many start retries too quickly
Important:
It is obvious that the process terminates too quickly, it is my requirement. I don't want to run the script in an infinite loop. Is setting startretries a valid solution?
linux debian php process-management supervisord
asked Apr 3 at 6:37
Jason Kruger
11
edited Apr 6 at 8:05
asked Apr 3 at 6:37
Jason Kruger
11
asked Apr 3 at 6:37
Jason Kruger
11
asked Apr 3 at 6:37
Jason Kruger
11
11
Check logs in /var/www/the_api/logs/action_consumer.log file. You might get better idea. If you are not able to understand the logs, Please edit your question and post it in same.
– Nitesh B.
Apr 3 at 10:15
The error log just contains the output i have printed on the script using echo. Nothing else. @Nitesh
– Jason Kruger
Apr 6 at 7:29
If your service is getting terminated, logs must be getting generated somewhere. How about system logs ? Did you check the system logs ?
– Nitesh B.
Apr 6 at 7:54
I managed to print supervisor.log and it contains this error: FATAL state, too many start retries too quickly
– Jason Kruger
Apr 6 at 8:02
So as per your updated question, yes, you can use startretries option.
– Nitesh B.
Apr 6 at 8:09
add a comment |Â
Check logs in /var/www/the_api/logs/action_consumer.log file. You might get better idea. If you are not able to understand the logs, Please edit your question and post it in same.
– Nitesh B.
Apr 3 at 10:15
The error log just contains the output i have printed on the script using echo. Nothing else. @Nitesh
– Jason Kruger
Apr 6 at 7:29
If your service is getting terminated, logs must be getting generated somewhere. How about system logs ? Did you check the system logs ?
– Nitesh B.
Apr 6 at 7:54
I managed to print supervisor.log and it contains this error: FATAL state, too many start retries too quickly
– Jason Kruger
Apr 6 at 8:02
So as per your updated question, yes, you can use startretries option.
– Nitesh B.
Apr 6 at 8:09
Check logs in /var/www/the_api/logs/action_consumer.log file. You might get better idea. If you are not able to understand the logs, Please edit your question and post it in same.
– Nitesh B.
Apr 3 at 10:15
Check logs in /var/www/the_api/logs/action_consumer.log file. You might get better idea. If you are not able to understand the logs, Please edit your question and post it in same.
– Nitesh B.
Apr 3 at 10:15
The error log just contains the output i have printed on the script using echo. Nothing else. @Nitesh
– Jason Kruger
Apr 6 at 7:29
The error log just contains the output i have printed on the script using echo. Nothing else. @Nitesh
– Jason Kruger
Apr 6 at 7:29
If your service is getting terminated, logs must be getting generated somewhere. How about system logs ? Did you check the system logs ?
– Nitesh B.
Apr 6 at 7:54
If your service is getting terminated, logs must be getting generated somewhere. How about system logs ? Did you check the system logs ?
– Nitesh B.
Apr 6 at 7:54
I managed to print supervisor.log and it contains this error: FATAL state, too many start retries too quickly
– Jason Kruger
Apr 6 at 8:02
I managed to print supervisor.log and it contains this error: FATAL state, too many start retries too quickly
– Jason Kruger
Apr 6 at 8:02
So as per your updated question, yes, you can use startretries option.
– Nitesh B.
Apr 6 at 8:09
So as per your updated question, yes, you can use startretries option.
– Nitesh B.
Apr 6 at 8:09
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In case the time frame for the race condition was less than a second so setting startretries=<number you want>. However you can set it to a much higher value if need be. Below is an example.
[program:test]
startretries=10
answered Apr 6 at 8:11
Nitesh B.
3711417
So supervisord will try to restart the script 10 times in a second? Can you explain this?
– Jason Kruger
Apr 6 at 8:15
No, not 10 times in a second. The number explains that supervisord will attempting to start the program before giving up and putting the process into an FATAL state. you can find more example "supervisord.org/…;
– Nitesh B.
Apr 6 at 9:44
How can be the startretries unlimited?
– Jason Kruger
Apr 9 at 14:39
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Since the issue was of 0 second execution time. Most of the time the scripts executes within 0 seconds, so supervisor terminates it.
I resolved this issue by adding startsecs=0.
edited May 17 at 12:18
Jeff Schaller
31.1k846105
answered May 17 at 11:23
Jason Kruger
11
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2 Answers
2
active
oldest
votes
2 Answers
2
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
0
down vote
In case the time frame for the race condition was less than a second so setting startretries=<number you want>. However you can set it to a much higher value if need be. Below is an example.
[program:test]
startretries=10
answered Apr 6 at 8:11
Nitesh B.
3711417
So supervisord will try to restart the script 10 times in a second? Can you explain this?
– Jason Kruger
Apr 6 at 8:15
No, not 10 times in a second. The number explains that supervisord will attempting to start the program before giving up and putting the process into an FATAL state. you can find more example "supervisord.org/…;
– Nitesh B.
Apr 6 at 9:44
How can be the startretries unlimited?
– Jason Kruger
Apr 9 at 14:39
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
In case the time frame for the race condition was less than a second so setting startretries=<number you want>. However you can set it to a much higher value if need be. Below is an example.
[program:test]
startretries=10
answered Apr 6 at 8:11
Nitesh B.
3711417
So supervisord will try to restart the script 10 times in a second? Can you explain this?
– Jason Kruger
Apr 6 at 8:15
No, not 10 times in a second. The number explains that supervisord will attempting to start the program before giving up and putting the process into an FATAL state. you can find more example "supervisord.org/…;
– Nitesh B.
Apr 6 at 9:44
How can be the startretries unlimited?
– Jason Kruger
Apr 9 at 14:39
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
In case the time frame for the race condition was less than a second so setting startretries=<number you want>. However you can set it to a much higher value if need be. Below is an example.
[program:test]
startretries=10
answered Apr 6 at 8:11
Nitesh B.
3711417
In case the time frame for the race condition was less than a second so setting startretries=<number you want>. However you can set it to a much higher value if need be. Below is an example.
[program:test]
startretries=10
answered Apr 6 at 8:11
Nitesh B.
3711417
answered Apr 6 at 8:11
Nitesh B.
3711417
answered Apr 6 at 8:11
Nitesh B.
3711417
answered Apr 6 at 8:11
Nitesh B.
3711417
3711417
So supervisord will try to restart the script 10 times in a second? Can you explain this?
– Jason Kruger
Apr 6 at 8:15
No, not 10 times in a second. The number explains that supervisord will attempting to start the program before giving up and putting the process into an FATAL state. you can find more example "supervisord.org/…;
– Nitesh B.
Apr 6 at 9:44
How can be the startretries unlimited?
– Jason Kruger
Apr 9 at 14:39
add a comment |Â
So supervisord will try to restart the script 10 times in a second? Can you explain this?
– Jason Kruger
Apr 6 at 8:15
No, not 10 times in a second. The number explains that supervisord will attempting to start the program before giving up and putting the process into an FATAL state. you can find more example "supervisord.org/…;
– Nitesh B.
Apr 6 at 9:44
How can be the startretries unlimited?
– Jason Kruger
Apr 9 at 14:39
So supervisord will try to restart the script 10 times in a second? Can you explain this?
– Jason Kruger
Apr 6 at 8:15
So supervisord will try to restart the script 10 times in a second? Can you explain this?
– Jason Kruger
Apr 6 at 8:15
No, not 10 times in a second. The number explains that supervisord will attempting to start the program before giving up and putting the process into an FATAL state. you can find more example "supervisord.org/…;
– Nitesh B.
Apr 6 at 9:44
No, not 10 times in a second. The number explains that supervisord will attempting to start the program before giving up and putting the process into an FATAL state. you can find more example "supervisord.org/…;
– Nitesh B.
Apr 6 at 9:44
How can be the startretries unlimited?
– Jason Kruger
Apr 9 at 14:39
How can be the startretries unlimited?
– Jason Kruger
Apr 9 at 14:39
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
Since the issue was of 0 second execution time. Most of the time the scripts executes within 0 seconds, so supervisor terminates it.
I resolved this issue by adding startsecs=0.
edited May 17 at 12:18
Jeff Schaller
31.1k846105
answered May 17 at 11:23
Jason Kruger
11
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
Since the issue was of 0 second execution time. Most of the time the scripts executes within 0 seconds, so supervisor terminates it.
I resolved this issue by adding startsecs=0.
edited May 17 at 12:18
Jeff Schaller
31.1k846105
answered May 17 at 11:23
Jason Kruger
11
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Since the issue was of 0 second execution time. Most of the time the scripts executes within 0 seconds, so supervisor terminates it.
I resolved this issue by adding startsecs=0.
edited May 17 at 12:18
Jeff Schaller
31.1k846105
answered May 17 at 11:23
Jason Kruger
11
Since the issue was of 0 second execution time. Most of the time the scripts executes within 0 seconds, so supervisor terminates it.
I resolved this issue by adding startsecs=0.
edited May 17 at 12:18
Jeff Schaller
31.1k846105
answered May 17 at 11:23
Jason Kruger
11
edited May 17 at 12:18
Jeff Schaller
31.1k846105
edited May 17 at 12:18
Jeff Schaller
31.1k846105
edited May 17 at 12:18
Jeff Schaller
31.1k846105
31.1k846105
answered May 17 at 11:23
Jason Kruger
11
answered May 17 at 11:23
Jason Kruger
11
answered May 17 at 11:23
Jason Kruger
11
11
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Check logs in /var/www/the_api/logs/action_consumer.log file. You might get better idea. If you are not able to understand the logs, Please edit your question and post it in same.
– Nitesh B.
Apr 3 at 10:15
The error log just contains the output i have printed on the script using echo. Nothing else. @Nitesh
– Jason Kruger
Apr 6 at 7:29
If your service is getting terminated, logs must be getting generated somewhere. How about system logs ? Did you check the system logs ?
– Nitesh B.
Apr 6 at 7:54
I managed to print supervisor.log and it contains this error: FATAL state, too many start retries too quickly
– Jason Kruger
Apr 6 at 8:02
So as per your updated question, yes, you can use startretries option.
– Nitesh B.
Apr 6 at 8:09