Gabor Gombas wrote: > IMHO there can be many init scripts that currently do not wait for the > process to stop but they should if you want to do this refactoring. Some > random checks:
If a package only shuts down cleanly because the rest of the shutdown process is slow, it is already buggy. Especially on systems where the shutdown is much faster, either due to their being fewer shutdown scripts than usual or the cpu being a lot faster than usual, or due to its shutdown script being reordered to run later than usual. > - acpid: there is a sleep in "restart" but not in "stop" and IMHO it > does not need one - it can go without an explicit stop. > - apache2: there is a (rather long) sleep in "restart" but not in > "stop". Waiting for process termination should be added. It's fairly common to add a sleep in restart to (try to) deal with issues such as reopening a socket. -- see shy jo
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