Quoting Jaap Winius <[email protected]>:
start-stop-daemon --start --pidfile /run/zz/k5start-zz.pid \
--chuid $USER:$GROUP --exec /usr/bin/k5start -- -b \
-p /run/zz/k5start-zz.pid \
-K 10 -l 24h -k /tmp/krb5cc_107 -o zz \
-L -t -U -f /etc/krb5-zz.keytab \
$($DAEMON $DAEMON_ARGS) || return 2
Actually, this doesn't work too well. I don't know why, but although
it really did work for me earlier, now it only causes the daemon to
start up without k5start, which seems a bit odd. I tried replacing
"$($DAEMON $DAEMON_ARGS)" with "$DAEMON -- $DAEMON_ARGS" or "--
$DAEMON $DAEMON_ARGS", but both of those variations lead to the same
result. Can anyone explain why that is?
In the mean time, I still get the most consistent results by using two
separate start-stop-daemon invocations. I understand that this is not
ideal, since now the script will start the long-term daemon even if
k5start fails before it, but right now I don't have a better solution.
Cheers,
Jaap
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