Hi Arto,
What you say seems understandable and reasonable to me. Thanks for the
hints about the recommendations of the LSB ;)
Just one point, certainly a tad out off topic (but as we already
discussed about the client...) : as the "push" part of the agent mode
is supposed to now happen through tr
Hi Tuomas,
Tuomas Noraef writes:
> Just two things I noted :
>
> - first thing in the "stop" stanza : the 15 seconds timeout to switch
> from SIGTERM to SIGKILL may be a bit long, especially until the server
> is patched to send the SIGTERM to its worker thread, but I don't know
> : maybe it is
Hi Arto,
Tested your patch, and all pretty seems a lot better. No more
multi-spawning of the daemon, no more PID file chainsawing... seems
good.
Just two things I noted :
- first thing in the "stop" stanza : the 15 seconds timeout to switch
from SIGTERM to SIGKILL may be a bit long, especially u
Hi Tuomas,
Tuomas Noraef writes:
> While being in the process of evaluating bcfg2, I came across its
> Debian init scripts, which are IMHO a complete mess. Sorry to come to
> use these terms, but I am really being honest... I hardly believe such
> bugs (really release critical, I guess, as I can
Subject: bcfg2-server init scripts are a complete mess
Package: bcfg2-server
Version: 1.0.1-2
Justification: renders package unusable
Severity: grave
Tags: patch
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Hi !
While being in the process of evaluating bcfg2, I came across its
Debian init scr
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