Jeroen, his upstart job does not use the 'respawn' keyword, so it will not be "automatically restarted" like daemontools does. This is only started when there is a real network interface (something I would think necessary for this daemon to work!), and stopped when the system is going down.
Despot, a few tweaks:
* Do not include the package description in the upstart job as a comment at the top. Just delete that.
* Explain your reasons for overriding the system PATH.
* Add emits stanzas for net-device-up and net-device-down
Jeroen, his upstart job does not use the 'respawn' keyword, so it will not be "automatically restarted" like daemontools does. This is only started when there is a real network interface (something I would think necessary for this daemon to work!), and stopped when the system is going down.
Despot, a few tweaks:
* Do not include the package description in the upstart job as a comment at the top. Just delete that.
* Explain your reasons for overriding the system PATH.
* Add emits stanzas for net-device-up and net-device-down
Otherwise this looks pretty good.