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66 That's it from the POV of the packager.
68 This is pretty minimalistic, and yet, it is already distro-specific:
69 the link to /run/runit/* is conceptually wrong, it requires packagers
86 and his project to implement it is daemontools: https://cr.yp.to/daemontools.html
90   (busybox has it included)
105 It should start it not as a child or daemonized process, but by exec'ing it
109 In daemontools package, it is called "svscan". In runit, it is called
110 "runsvdir". In s6, it is called "s6-svscan".
112 If it dies, it restarts it. If service directory disappears,
113 service monitor will not be restarted if it dies.
118 It runs "run" script as its child. It restarts it if it dies.
120 In daemontools package, it is called "supervise". In runit, it is called
121 "runsv". In s6, it is called "s6-supervise".
123 Conceptually, a daemontools clone can be designed such that it does not *have*
132 service dirs: it has a "run" script which starts a logging tool.
152 The recommended location is /var/service. (However, since it is not
153 a mandatory location, avoid depending on it in your run scripts.
154 Void Linux wanted to have it somewhere in /run/*, and they solved this
158 when e.g. ntpd daemon is installed, it creates the /etc/rc/ntpd
174 However, it poses some problems:
182 present. If it attempts to start the service in this state, all sorts
188 whose name starts with a dot), populating it, and then renaming;
195 stderr goes to runsvdir, which in turn "rotates" it on its command line
198 Hopefully this get changed/standardized; while it is not, the "run" file
222 and it needs to (re)start DHCP service for this network device.
237 svc -it DIR can deliver TERM and INT in any order.
242 If DIR has no slash and is not "." or "..", it is assumed to be
258 Then "activate" it by running ??????? - this copies (or symlinks,
260 wherever it is located on this distro.
271 [svscan, runsvdir, s6-svscan ...] - it does not need to be,
282 does not affect the running service (unless it is renamed to a .dotdir).