On 16.01.2015 17:43, Charlie Brady wrote:
On Fri, 16 Jan 2015, Wayne Marshall wrote:
Your assertion sounds scary and foreboding in theory, but is not an
issue in practice.
You've never had a system crawl when some process is being restarted every
second? For example, apache?
What happens if t
On 10.02.2015 02:55, Buck Evan wrote:
Essentially, if `sv check` is run too soon after `runsv` (or runit for that
matter), it will immediately fail without waiting for runsv to come up. In
my particular use case, runit is running inside a (detached) docker, and
I'm using `sv check` to wait for m
On 03.09.2015 09:26, Laurent Bercot wrote:
> On 03/09/2015 03:18, Buck Evan wrote:
>> I'll just take that as a no.
>
> I honestly don't understand what a "yes" would entail.
> What functionality would you like to see, what changes
> to the current s6 behaviour would you like to see?
>
Starting
On 21.10.20 12:10, Amaresh Kotekal wrote:
Hi Team,
I have some doubt on dependencies file in S6.
Secnario 1:
1. A & B are one shot services in a s6-rc bundle. Service B is dependent on
A. ( added in dependency file).
2. I think Service B will start after the completion of service A ( A then
B,
On 04.11.20 10:42, billa chaitanya wrote:
Hi team,
1) does the log service of a corresponding long run service goes down when
the long run service is made down using some s6 commands? (like s6-rc -d
change
It does not go down, because the dependency is the other way around. The
service requi
On 20.01.21 07:56, Kian Kasad wrote:
Hi all,
I apologize if this is a "dumb" or seemingly obvious question. Logging
and monitoring are definitely my weak points when it comes to
Linux/UNIX.
In terms of logging, what exactly does s6 handle and what do I need to
handle using external programs?
I
