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I've specified that the max/min runtimes should be 1. Running "/etc/init.d/trinidad start" seems to always start two processes. Here's what "ps -auxww | grep jruby" shows:
yes and no - you clearly have 2 trinidad instances running ... pls kill'em all than do trinidad start and there should be only one + a jsvc parent maybe
That's what I'm saying, after killing those 2 processes and starting the service, there are always 2 trinidad processes. It's also worth mentioning that this is on Ubuntu 12.04
I see - I reproduced this - I remember they (the jsvc parent and it's actual java child process) used to have different names not sure when that changed ... thus it's probably a jsvc launching issue - not sure how to fix it.
one process is only a few kb. thus it's exactly as you suspected only it's unfortunate that they're named the same ...
Fair enough, thanks for taking a look. That's not the worst problem to have, as long as we're not doubling up on memory footprint then it should be fine.
I've specified that the max/min runtimes should be 1. Running "/etc/init.d/trinidad start" seems to always start two processes. Here's what "ps -auxww | grep jruby" shows:
Is this simply the parent/child stuff that jsvc does?
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