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On Fri, 16 Feb 2007 21:40:03 -0700 |
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"Daniel Robbins" <drobbins.daniel@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Oh, and a bit of history - at one point, I used djb's supervise as |
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> part of the initscripts so that we could do stuff similarly to |
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> upstart. When the initscripts were rewritten, we went to bash and had |
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> the intention of adding process monitoring and restart eventually - |
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> but gentoo was growing so fast that we never really got to do this. |
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baselayout-1.12 tracks how daemons are started per init script via |
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start-stop-daemon calls. We also enforce |
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1) what is calls is really the daemon and not just a shell script that |
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launches some |
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2) When `/etc/init.d/foo status` is called it checks to see if all |
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started daemons are still running, if not then it stops itself. |
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baselayout-2 will change this a little so that status will just report |
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the status, and a new command (crashed, isrunning, any other ideas?) |
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will report if it's crashed or not. We also have C bindings for this. |
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Thanks |
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Roy |
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