Why won't my Upstart service start after reboot?

Question

I have a golang script I want to always be running, and it should restart on reboot.

I have a corresponding gopush.conf file in /etc/init/ :

start on filesystem or runlevel [2345]
stop on runlevel [!2345]

setuid doe
setgid doe

respawn
respawn limit 5 2

exec /home/doe/test

I type sudo service gopush start and it begins running beautifully.

If I type sudo reboot , then ssh back in, and type sudo service gopush status it is always set to stop/waiting .

What am I doing wrong here? Why won't it start? I thought that's what the start on... line did?

Answer 1

Did you try removing the filesystem from the start on line?

Try using:

start on runlevel [2345]

Also, it will help, if you can mention which version of Ubuntu, you are using.

Answer 2

我start on startup时使用start on startup并stop on shutdown并且在 RedHat 6.8 上工作正常。