Hi Markus,
thanks and keep up the good work :-).
Kind regards
Harald Jenny
Hi Harald,
I have included your simple fix in git for the next release:
https://salsa.debian.org/dns-team/nsd/commit/ea3dafa968dbc3768184fda5da9cc9c3c3506c83
Thanks!
Best regards,
Markus
Hi,
> The nsd-checkconf approach seems most robust to me.
I guess so too.
> but in general,
> pidfiles are an abomination, and any robust supervisor should already be
> able to keep track of the processes that it has spawned in the past.
Well they are a relict of the past times where everythin
On Mon 2018-10-29 14:07:33 +0100, har...@a-little-linux-box.at wrote:
> It seems the problem with the initscript is my chrooted nsd setup, if
> PIDFILE is not defined in the initscript it automatically gets set to
> /var/run/$NAME.pid (which is not true in a chrooted setup). So I guess
> adding the
It seems the problem with the initscript is my chrooted nsd setup, if PIDFILE
is not defined in the initscript it automatically gets set to
/var/run/$NAME.pid (which is not true in a chrooted setup). So I guess adding
the PIDFILE line in the initscript is not a general need but just for people
Hi Daniel,
you're right, it should work without the nsd-control - it seems the problem is
the missing defintion of PIDFILE - adding the following line to the init script
makes nsd terminate instantly:
PIDFILE=$(nsd-checkconf -o pidfile /etc/nsd/nsd.conf)
Without PIDFILE the TERM signal doesn't
On Fri 2018-08-17 15:48:32 +, Harald Jenny wrote:
> the stop action of the current initscript takes a long time to stop
> the daemon, please find attached a patch which makes stopping faster.
Do you know why it takes a long time to stop? without this change, it's
using the standard do_stop_cm
Package: nsd
Version: 4.1.22-2
Severity: wishlist
Tags: patch
Dear Maintainer,
the stop action of the current initscript takes a long time to stop
the daemon, please find attached a patch which makes stopping faster.
Kind regards
Harald Jenny
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Debian Release: buster/sid
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