Supervisord Reloading job auto when file change

March 7, 2022 . 1 MIN READ

Like Niush explains a queue:restart would be good enough in the deploy script.

But if you really want to restart supervisor self in the forge quick deploy script you would have to give the forge user rights to restart supervisor.

This can be done in the sudoers file. You would need some linux knowledge tough.

log in as forge user
sudo -iand type forge sudo password
visudowil enter the sudoers file in a special modus to not f*ck up the sudoers file ^^
add following code below “User privilege specification” below the root user:

forge ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL

With this you give the forge user the rights to execute all programs in sudo mode without password.. and you could do sudo services supervisor restart

This is a serious security leak if your servers ssh ports are exposed.

The best way is to limit the exuctuions it can do like so:

forge ALL=NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/supervisorctl

this way forge can only use the sudo supervisorctl command with no password 🙂

supervisorctl restart

supervisorctl stop all. I

supervisorctl reload

sudo service supervisor restart

sudo touch /var/run/supervisor.socksudo chmod 777 /var/run/supervisor.socksudo service supervisor restart

sudo service supervisord start && sudo supervisorctl reload

Reference: https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/envoyer/restart-supervisor-during-deploy

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20227965/is-there-a-way-to-automatically-reload-supervisor-processes