Hi, I have been developing an application, which I would like to manage in a fashion similar to scripts placed in /etc/init.d. I.e. I want to start, stop, restart and monitor the application. Currently, I am trying to figure out a correct approach for this. Initially I thought to create a wrapper shell script like here [1] and just copy it into `/etc/init.d` directory. Then in that script I would make `twistd` start the application. However, today I discovered `twisted.runner` package, which seems to do the same thing. So my question is how to run and monitor processes using `twisted.runner`? I couldn't find any examples on how to use it. Also, in 11th part of the tutorial [2] there is a mention that I can package my application as rpm package, which, when installed, will correctly register my package as `init.d` script. So are there best practices in twisted about how to install twisted applications and manage them as `init.d` services? I am quite new to Twisted (and to Linux `init.d` scripts). Sorry, if my question is unclear. Thank you in advance. [1] http://www.sensi.org/~alec/unix/redhat/sysvinit.html [2] http://twistedmatrix.com/documents/current/core/howto/tutorial/configuration... -- with regards, Maxim