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supervisord run as root automatically puts the logs of processes, even those run as user, into /var/log/supervisor/ as
root:root 0600 -- which is quite unfortunate if you'd like to start user processes at boot, and still have the user to be able to read the logs of the processess.
I'd propose you to implement a configfile directive to either setting the user or the permissions on thesestdout/stderr-logfiles. Ideally settable in the "program:"-section.
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supervisord run as root automatically puts the logs of processes, even those run as user, into /var/log/supervisor/ as
root:root 0600 -- which is quite unfortunate if you'd like to start user processes at boot, and still have the user to be able to read the logs of the processess.
I'd propose you to implement a configfile directive to either setting the user or the permissions on thesestdout/stderr-logfiles. Ideally settable in the "program:"-section.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: