Can you clarify? What I am hearing is that the job is alive, but the
process is dead. initctl stop salt-master does not work because the
process is not actually running. Perhaps if Upstart tries to stop a job,
and the process is not running, that job can be considered
stopped/killed.
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The pid wraparound trick works btw. I got it to start applications
until it spawned a new dummy with that pid:
https://gist.github.com/d55199e9b1ad7fc65504
Interestingly enough the pid shown in the status message was not the pid
that it actually tried to kill. I suppose the problem is that on sa
