python-seth is a pretty simple object named Daemon used to daemonize a process.
To do so subclass the Daemon object and override its run method with the code you want to turn into a unix daemon.
You can override the shutdown method which is called on Daemon stop (either via the stop method or on SIGTERM).
Cf. examples for code snippet.
- FEATURES:
redirects stderr|stdout to file
writes a pid file
transparently deletes the pid file at stop
catch SIGTERM and handles a clean stop via shutdown method
- UPSTREAM:
Code maintained at http://git.kaliko.me/?p=python-seth.git Please send feedback at <kaliko@azylum.org>
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