Ensure /var/run/app_name/ exists when starting #200
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Ensure /var/run/app_name/ exists when starting
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On Debian, /var/run is a symbolic link to /run which is actually a tmpfs. So after system reboot, the /var/run/app_name directory doesn't exist anymore, leading to the following error: