Hi Antonello,
> Mark Fenwick wrote:
> > I have a simple SMF service which has a shell script as the start method.
> > The start method starts two daemons which fork(), how do I ensure that the
> > daemons end up in the same process contract ?
> >
> > I want the service to restart both daemons should either of them exit, my
> > observation is that the service only restarts my daemons if I kill(1) one
> > of the
> > processes, killing the other process does not.
> The way you described I would expect both deamons to be in the same
> contract. Can you check if they are in the same contract? ps -o ctid -p
> <pid> for both deamons.
I checked, both processes are in the same contract.
wadworth# ps -o ctid -p 453
CTID
1718
wadworth# ps -o ctid -p 455
CTID
1718
wadworth# ctwatch -r 1718
CTID EVID CRIT ACK CTTYPE SUMMARY
*** kill 455 - nothing *****
*** kill 453 *****
1718 1071 crit no process process 453 received a fatal signal
1718 1072 crit no process contract empty
BTW if I change my method so that it only launches a single daemon
then killing this process results in the service being restarted.
Mark
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