Citando Steve Litt <sl...@troubleshooters.com>:
This whole discussion balances on the definition of "shell aware". What
is "shell aware?"
SteveT
Have you tried to write shell script code into the execution command
of a systemd unit file?
it doesn't work right?!
Why do you think it doesn't work?
For it to work you need 2 files, ... the service unit , and also a
shell script,
But SysVInit only needs a script, no service unit required.. so its
more optimized, only a file to control something..
Why in hell would you need to create several files to control the same thing?
Its stupid..
Now in relation to s6, I need yet to read about it, maybe there are
improvements..
Does s6 do the same mistake as systemd, with having 2 files for the
same thing?
The Linux Stadard Base,
have defines the LSB Headers, as a way to control the services..
And their definition was in the same file as the daemon is..
So we expect only 1 file..
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