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On 2021.03.18 14:36, Grant Taylor wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> Do services started in the "boot" runlevel continue to run in the |
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> "default" runlevel? |
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> Or do they get stopped as part of transitioning from the "boot" |
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> runlevel to the "default" runlevel? (Or any other runlevel that |
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> doesn't include the service. |
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> I'm wondering about having two things that are very similar (as in |
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> use the same ports), but distinctly different (different |
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> configurations) with the following: |
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> myService-boot | boot |
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> myService-default | default |
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> Will myService-boot start and run during boot, then stop when the |
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> system goes into the default runlevel? |
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> My expectation is that OpenRC will (try to) start myService-default |
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> when the system enters the default runlevel. But it will fail if |
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> myService-boot is still running. |
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That is my expectation. I don't see any automatic stopping of |
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services. Even the services in the shutdown runlevel get started - |
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even though their starting is actually stopping other stuff. |
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Do an rc-status (you might need to explicitly do "rc-status boot") and |
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see all the boot runlevel services are still running (unless you |
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explicitly stopped them.) Can you explicitly set up myService-default |
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to explicitly check if myService-boot is running, and if so, stop it |
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before starting itself? |
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Jack |
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