Juha Heinanen wrote:
Iñaki Baz Castillo writes:
Sure, it's a server software and that's the reason that return codes must be precise.
i agree with inaki here. in order to to be able to write accurate init scripts, the return codes must be accurate.
-- juha
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Hello,
Also the patch from Inaki is fairly small and easy to understand. With the timeout I only tried to catch some really rather obscure corner cases(don't even know if they can happen), so IMHO this behavior has to be also enabled in the daemon. Another benefit is that testing script will catch the exact status of the daemon, so no only the init.d scripts will benefit from it, other testing and management tools might also use this.
(I am thinking at our own test suites that would benefit from this)
Greetings all,
Marius