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> I'm hoping someone can help me diagnose why supervising my OpenSim
> process causes it to go up to 100% cpu, while when not supervised, I
> have no such problems.

 This screams "different running environment".
 There's something different in the way you're launching your
unsupervised mono. You should closely examine the script you were
using before switching to daemontools.

 Maybe stdin should be connected to something else than /dev/null.
 Maybe there's an environment variable that must be set.
 Maybe it's something else.
 But it's there, and mono requires it to perform correctly.

-- 
 Laurent