My daemon does not have readiness notification, so s6-rc considers
the transition to be successful. I do s6-svc -d . in the finish script,
so
the daemon is not restarted by s6-supervise, but s6-rc lists it as
"up".
To get s6-rc back to a coherent state, I need to call "s6-rc -d change
svc",
Using s6-rc, I am not sure how to handle longrun failures. Say I have a
daemon which fails to start (e.g. missing library, cannot read its
config...). I don't want to start it again.
It sounds like you don't want to supervise this daemon. In that case,
run it as a oneshot that backgrounds
