Bug#824931: openbsd-inetd: systemctl stop inetd kills all children of inetdx

On Sat, May 21, 2016 at 08:47:57PM +0200, Marco d'Itri wrote: > I am not sure: if I stop inetd then I want to stop all running daemons, > not just prevent new connections. Then the package should implement it - interactive login sessions and screen sessions are not daemons. In

Bug#824931: openbsd-inetd: systemctl stop inetd kills all children of inetdx

On May 21, Marc Lehmann wrote: > The semantic that debian used before and is used by similar programs (such > as sshd) is obviously the right one - killing everything that was ever > started directly or indirectly from inetd is obviously wrong? I am not sure: if I stop inetd

Bug#824931: openbsd-inetd: systemctl stop inetd kills all children of inetdx

On May 21, Marc Lehmann wrote: > this unexpectedly not only killed inetd, but also all remote shells (which > means the cp that was labouring for hours to copy a big faile form a disk > was also interrupted...) and other services started via inetd. This is a > serious

Bug#824931: openbsd-inetd: systemctl stop inetd kills all children of inetdx

Package: openbsd-inetd Version: 0.20140418-2 Severity: important Dear Maintainer, while backing up a failing disk, I tried to take down inetd to avoid logins/connections form outside interfering with the the data rescue operation. I used this command: systemctl stop inetd this unexpectedly