On 20/09/2015 00:23, Steve Litt wrote:
Basically, on startup, before bringing up the process supervisor, you write "down" files to every service not containing a "nodown". Then you erase down files one at a time.
Clarity check. Casper, Guillermo and I were not talking about ./down files in a (longrun) service directory. We were talking about "down" scripts in a (oneshot) s6-rc service definition directory, which is not the same at all. I agree that the name collision is confusing, and it is an annoyance. But in the context of s6-rc, the confusion cannot happen, because those "down" scripts only exist for oneshot services, which do not have a service directory managed by a supervision suite. -- Laurent
