> I disagree. pdns-recursor cleanly exits on the first HUP, and the > TERM/KILL will never be triggered. > > If pdns-recursor doesn't immediately exit, something's fishy.
No objection here. > In other news, the systemd unit file for pdns-recursor doesn't do > anything fancy, and a stop would run the regular systemd exit > behavior (which means way faster timeouts even if the daemon hangs > or something). OTOH, sysvinit implements exactly the same feature by itself: when changing runlevels, it sends TERM and then KILL signals to processes that are stuck. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
