Hello,
I've been studying the documentation of S6. I see that s6-svscan has been
designed so that it can run as init (PID==1), and there's a note that most
opendir() implementations use malloc, so it may be possible to leak memory.
To protect against this I'm pondering to use suckless init (sinit
Thanks for the clarification regarding using the heap vs leaking. I know
sinit doesn't respawn processes which is why I was talking about some
supervisor similar to s6-supervisor but without opendir() to supervise
s6-svscan. After reading your reply I see that it's all a non-issue. I will
use s6-sv
