Atlassian Stack: FishEye (auto start)

Today's ticket is to rig up FishEye so that it starts at boot time.  I scoured the FishEye docs and googled but came up empty.  There is a Mac OS X solution and one for an older version of FishEye and CentOS.  Nothing for Karmic Koala.  My solution?  Emulate what was done for Jira.  I copied /etc/init/jira.conf and created /etc/init/fisheye.conf.  My resulting file looks like this:

# fisheye

description     "Atlassian FishEye - Source control viewer"

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

kill timeout 30

env RUN_AS_USER=fisheye
env BASEDIR=/opt/fisheye

script
    LOGFILE=$BASEDIR/fisheye.out.`date +%Y-%m-%d`.log
    exec su - $RUN_AS_USER -c "$BASEDIR/bin/start.sh" >> $LOGFILE 2>&1
end script

The solution does not appear to be perfect, however.  If I issue sudo service jira stop, I get this: jira stop/waiting.  If I issue sudo service fisheye stop, I get this:  stop: Unknown instance.  Not good. I don't want to just kill the process when I shutdown the box.  Who knows what type of data corruption will occur?  I need to figure out what is wrong with my script and fix it.  One difference is that the other Atlassian pieces bundle their own copy of Tomcat and that is what we invoke in the start scripts.  FishEye uses something else. 

I googled about Upstart and decided that I won't ever fully understand how it works.  So, I've decide to make two upstart scripts.  One that controls starting up FishEye and boot time (fisheye-start.conf) and one that controls shutting down FishEye during shutdown (fisheye-stop.conf).  Perhaps not the most elegant solution but it appears to work.  All I'm doing is calling start.sh in one and stop.sh in the other.  Nothing fancy.