Using --startas instead of --exec now in order to make start script idempotent.
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…pt idempotent. This will only use PID file to check whether application is started or not. `--exec` in contrast is also checks the `/proc/[PID]/exe` file which links to the java executable and not original start script (see [this article](https://chris-lamb.co.uk/posts/start-stop-daemon-exec-vs-startas)). For more detail please see the discussion on sbt#451
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Using `--startas` instead of `--exec` now in order to make start script idempotent.
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This will only use PID file to check whether application is started or not.
--execin contrast is also checks the/proc/[PID]/exefile which links to the java executable and not original start script (see this article).For more detail please see the discussion on #451
I tried to use another solution (
exec -a "appName"), but unfortunately it does not work as I expected. So as far as i can tell--startasis the only option.