AFAICS its documented in start-stop-daemon(8) for "start-stop-daemon -x":
"Take into account processes running from inside a chroot will also be
matched, so other match restrictions might be needed."
Regards
Harri
Hi *,
I’ve got an initscript in which I cannot use pidofproc for various
reasons so I use start-stop-daemon (in the dpkg package) for this.
Does this also affect that? I do not use lxc, container stuff, etc.
so I’ve got neither any idea about them nor any way to test this.
(If so I will make a
Works very well.
But how comes that this report has been marked as fixed? Its not
fixed, it has just been moved out of sight to experimental to avoid
a decision. :-(
Sorry to say, but other distros are better in fixing bugs.
Regards
Harri
AFAICS these bug reports seem to be related:
#742588: stop action of init script on the host system kills nscd daemons in
linux containers
#858837: lsb-base: pidofproc should limit itself to processes in host system if
running on an LXC host
#888569: sysv startup script stumbles over smtpd
It seems that sssd is affected by this problem as well. I lost EMails
due to "unknown user" bounces triggered by sssd going away, so I am
raising the severity.
Regards
Harri
PS: I highly appreciate your concerns against blindly increasing
the list of depndencies.
Regards
Harri
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Is there a replacement for this package?
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Harri
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Hi there Harald,
Le lundi, 29 janvier 2018, 14.19:53 h CET Harald Dunkel a écrit :
> Apparently pidofproc returns the PIDs of programs running
> in a chroot or in a container, if there is no local PID file.
> This is a *huge* problem for me, because either the init
> scripts on the host fail to
Package: lsb-base
Version: 9.20161125
Apparently pidofproc returns the PIDs of programs running
in a chroot or in a container, if there is no local PID file.
This is a *huge* problem for me, because either the init
scripts on the host fail to restart services, or they affect
services running in
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