celery lock file cleanup actions at startup: add ./flowspy/run_celery_preactions to runfod*.sh

runfod-fg.centos.sh

@@ -92,6 +92,7 @@ echo "starting redis" 1>&2
 /usr/bin/redis-server &
 
 echo "Starting FoD celeryd in background" 1>&2
+"$fod_dir/flowspy/run_celery_preactions"
 #celery worker -A flowspy -B --concurrency=2 --detach -l debug -f celery.log
 celery worker -A flowspy -B --concurrency=2 --detach -l info -f celery.log
 

runfod-fg.sh

@@ -96,6 +96,7 @@ echo "starting redis" 1>&2
 /usr/bin/redis-server &
 
 echo "Starting FoD celeryd in background" 1>&2
+"$fod_dir/flowspy/run_celery_preactions"
 #celery -A flowspy worker -B --concurrency=2 --detach -l debug -f celery.log
 celery -A flowspy worker -B --concurrency=2 --detach -l info -f celery.log
 

runfod-supervisord.sh

@@ -143,6 +143,8 @@ chown fod "$fod_dir" "$fod_dir/log" "$fod_dir/logs" "$fod_dir/log/"* "$fod_dir/l
 
 ##
 
+"$fod_dir/flowspy/run_celery_preactions"
+
 mkdir -p /var/run/supervisor
 exec /usr/bin/supervisord -n -c /etc/supervisord.conf