13:23 <badeball> how do you run cinch applications in your production environments?

13:23 <dominikh> that's a very broad question

13:24 <badeball> I'm mostly asking out of curiosity (as in how do *you* chooses to do it, not how should one do it)

13:25 <dominikh> still a broad question :) my Cinch bot used to run under a supervisor (runit), in an rbenv

13:25 <dominikh> that's as much "production" as there was about it

13:26 <badeball> I'm thinking I might just use systemd for it

13:27 <dominikh> same thing, really

13:52 <Netfeed> badeball: i built cinchize for that, but that demands a bit more about your plugins

13:52 <Netfeed> and honestly is not needed :)

13:53 <Netfeed> it it's fairly simple to write an init.d file or simillar for it if needed

13:53 <dominikh> definitely if not using braindead sysvinit :>

13:54 <Netfeed> it works :P

13:55 <dominikh> barely :P

13:55 <Netfeed> wrote one init.d script for work, which works like a charm, but i really don't want to rebuild it. thank god that we are running debian, it's like 2 years left until next release :p

13:56 <dominikh> most of my runit scripts are 1-2 lines long (not counting the shebang) and don't have to guess PIDs or try hard to stuff everything into the background ;)

13:57 <dominikh> even those that were pages long in sysvinit, for some reason

13:58 <Netfeed> i built it for one of our api:s, it looks in a /var/api for "tags", and then you can either reastart all "/etc/init.d/api restart" or just a tag "/etc/init.d/api restart 2.0"

14:08 <Netfeed> i know that it doesn't sound like much, but it's pretty neat, you can just dump in new tags in there and it works automagically

14:09 <dominikh> heh

14:09 <dominikh> yeah, it's nice :P

14:11 <Netfeed> but man, it really sucks to build stuff in bash :)

14:12 <dominikh> haha. but when it's done and it works, it's a better feeling than writing in any other language

14:14 <Netfeed> yupp

14:15 <Netfeed> but the whole thing with that you need to echo stuff to return strings and such

14:16 <dominikh> heh

16:10 <onewheelskyward> yeah, I need to do that

16:11 <onewheelskyward> I haven't written anything for init.d in like 8 years

16:56 <onewheelskyward> Does anyone have a sample init.d script I can look at? I'm having trouble with bundler.

16:56 <onewheelskyward> I get a 'can't find auto_gem' error.