On Fri, 2016-01-22 at 17:36 +0000, Serge Hallyn wrote:
> So the next two questions would be: what is pid 2486 (and its
> parent)?
> What is its cgroup?
The PID who is creating the group should be Upstart itself, or a
helper. We are telling Upstart to do it using the "cgroup" field in the
job file. Specifically the job config file has "cgroup freezer".
> and, in the case where it works, what cgroup does the equivalent task
> try to create?
>
It should be creating "upstart/$job-$instance" so for a legacy instance
of Inkscape the cgroup would be "upstart/application-legacy-inkscape
-23452345", the last number is a timestamp.
On Fri, 2016-01-22 at 17:36 +0000, Serge Hallyn wrote:
> So the next two questions would be: what is pid 2486 (and its
> parent)?
> What is its cgroup?
The PID who is creating the group should be Upstart itself, or a
helper. We are telling Upstart to do it using the "cgroup" field in the
job file. Specifically the job config file has "cgroup freezer".
> and, in the case where it works, what cgroup does the equivalent task
> try to create?
>
It should be creating "upstart/ $job-$instance" so for a legacy instance application- legacy- inkscape
of Inkscape the cgroup would be "upstart/
-23452345", the last number is a timestamp.