svscan restart problems
| Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| daemontools (Ubuntu) |
New
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Undecided
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Unassigned | ||
Bug Description
Binary package hint: daemontools
The way daemontools starts up, at present, is:
* init or upstart runs svscanboot
* svscanboot runs some clean up, then calls svscan, piped into readproctitle
If svscanboot dies, init will restart it as expected, though it will tend to leave an svscan instance sitting around. The svc -dx call
at the start of the boot script leaves that disconnected; the new svscan process starts up fresh subprocesses.
However, if the initial svscan process dies, it's not restarted again.
The problem seems to be that the svscanboot script is still waiting on the readproctitle child process. That should exit, according to http://
Any idea how we can fix this?
ObVersions:
Ubuntu 9.10
daemontools 1:0.76-3ubuntu2
daemontools-run 1:0.76-3ubuntu2
| jwm (jwm-angrymonkey) wrote | #1 |
This seems to do the job:
trap exit CHLD
env - PATH=$PATH svscan /etc/service 2>&1 | \
readproctitle service errors: .......
.......
.......
.......
.......
.......
wait
The trap will exit if *any* child process exits for any reason, but the command needs to be backgrounded for a signal to bubble up.
Now, if the primary svscan process dies, svscanboot will exit and be restarted. This is also the case if the readproctitle process dies, but that's desirable, too.
Can someone with more shell clues check this over?