Thanks for taking the time to respond and for all your detailed
answers, much appreciated.
On Wed, Nov 18, 2020 at 8:06 PM Laurent Bercot
wrote:
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Could you elaborate a little more about the state transition failures
of oneshots caused by timeouts?
Let's say for example the oneshot's up script times out, so the
transition fails. From s6-rc's point of view the oneshot is still
down. What actually happens to the process running the up
Thank you for your clarifications.
> And then, of course, the point is that it's needed for oneshots,
> which do not have the s6 mechanisms.
Right. Understood.
> >- Can you confirm that timeout-up and timeout-down are also used with
> >oneshots? They are defined in the s6-rc-compile
- Am I correct in thinking that if a service has properly configured
timeout-kill and timeout-finish, timeout-down becomes unnecessary and
even undesirable as it can leave services in an undefined state limbo?
I know the documentation pretty much says so, but I'm still a bit
confused by the
Hello,
- Am I correct in thinking that if a service has properly configured
timeout-kill and timeout-finish, timeout-down becomes unnecessary and
even undesirable as it can leave services in an undefined state limbo?
I know the documentation pretty much says so, but I'm still a bit
confused by
