Russ Allbery <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: >k5start still has some >nice abilities to run as a daemon, though (we generally run it under djb's >supervise). > A solution I've been happy with for the last year or so is to start a new supervise in a PAG. That supervise points to a directory that has two service definitions: one that does kinit/sleep, and the other one being apache (with the necessary hacks to keep the thing in the foreground). The primary supervise keeps the secondary one running, and the secondary supervise makes sure that reauthentication is kept alive and that apache stays running. The overhead of an extra supervise seems to be negligible.
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