>If you're using down files to determine startup order, do you have a
>different filename (LittKit calls it 'reallydown") to take over the
>former functionality of the down file (to make the service down for
>awhile, through reboots)?
There's no need for such a thing when your services are managed via
s6-rc. The machine state you want is encoded in your service database,
and your stage 2 init runs s6-rc with the correct arguments to bring
the machine state to the one you want. Through reboots, the same state
is enforced as long as the default service database doesn't change.
I really recommend that you read the s6-rc documentation if you want to
understand how it works.
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Laurent
Received on Fri May 19 2017 - 02:09:59 UTC