On 08/09/15 14:05, Laurent Bercot wrote:
On 08/09/2015 13:51, Jan Bramkamp wrote:
If the script fails for any reason the service is stuck and won't
come up. Such simple scripts shouldn't fail but they might still run
into resource limits or other (temporary) problems.
If the polling script fails, it will die. The run script will then
die. The supervisor will restart it. Eventually, when temporary problems
get fixed, the polling script will succeed, and the service will
make it.
Don't overengineer stuff. Because we can easily manage daemons and
notifications and complex mechanisms doesn't mean we should. ;)
How would the ./run script or more likely the daemon it exec()ed into
die from a failed child process? If it does so reliably I agree that
more elaborated constructs aren't worth the complexity.
