On Jun 06, Marc Lehmann <[email protected]> wrote: > The maintainer already said that this is the correct behaviour, so this No, I did not: I explained that I wanted to better understand your setup to determine what the default semantics should be. In the case of #824931 the problem is that it is login and not telnetd which creates the new user session, so the telnet daemon is left in the inetd cgroup and killed along with it.
While I still think that this would be the most generally useful semantics for other inetd-started daemons, I can see how it could surprise telnet/rsh users. Since I am not sure if there is a simple solution that could be implemented in the telnetd package, at this point I am considering to set KillMode=process as the default for openbsd-inetd. OTOH, I am not sure that this use (corner) case of telnet/rsh users is more important than the others, even if the current default is a regression for them, so I am still undecided... -- ciao, Marco
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