Public bug reported:
On trusty, when I do
/etc/init.d/tlsdate restart
it will start a new instance of tlsdated. However it will not end the
existing instance, hence resulting in two instances of tlsdated running
(which is certainly not good and will probably cause trouble).
I even can't kill the existing instances:
~ # killall tlsdated -9
tlsdated(1740): Permission denied
tlsdated(2260): Permission denied
tlsdated(2290): Permission denied
I don't really understand why there's a "Permission denied" on killall
for root.
This is especially worrying in combination with bug #1448629 because I
can't fix it without rebooting...
** Affects: tlsdate (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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tlsdate restart does not work / can't kill processes
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