On Nov 8, 2007, at 11:40 PM, Lars Marowsky-Bree wrote:
On 2007-11-08T17:31:04, Andrew Beekhof <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
My understanding of the proposal was that "any child process
exiting, ever"
is counted as "so severe"
At least it would have to be that way to make it relevant to bug
1762.
Probably.
As we've discussed on IRC, one could invent a special exit code to
mean
"this is not a fatal exit, just respawn me" (just like we have one
which
says "do not respawn me" or during shutdown), but it seems a sensible
default.
Assuming that a process exiting is a "not-yet-recoverable" error.
However for the mostly likely cases, at least in the crm, this is
not true.
Can you enlighten me on the most likely cases ...?
Basically any time CRM_ASSERT is called - which is also
indistinguishable from a SEGV except by reading the logs or backtrace.
The CRM will specifically tell heartbeat if something happened from
which it can never recover by using the "no respawn" exit code.
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