I guess I spoke too soon... # supervisorctl unix:///tmp/supervisor.sock no such file supervisor>
It's pretty confusing, because it depends on what path I'm in when I run supervisorctl. That's from my home directory. If I run it anywhere else: # supervisorctl ** RUNNING pid 14982, uptime 10 days, 0:51:17 ** RUNNING pid 26816, uptime 15:21:34 ** RUNNING pid 14984, uptime 10 days, 0:51:17 ** RUNNING pid 14986, uptime 10 days, 0:51:17 ** RUNNING pid 6662, uptime 15:20:35 ** RUNNING pid 14987, uptime 10 days, 0:51:17 supervisor> TC
