![]() When starting Supervisor often the terminal messed up. From investigation it seemed that dockerd messes with the terminal somehow, carriage returns (\r) seem not to function properly. Resetting the terminal fixes this. While add it, also use the Docker daemon PID from the pid file. This is a different PID than before, since this is the actual daemon PID and not the PID of the sudo process that starts the daemon. This should not really make a difference, since killing the sudo process seemed to have passed the signal along to the daemon, but it is cleaner to use the actual daemon PID. |
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