On Wednesday 05 Oct 2011 07:04:36 Alexander Farber wrote:
> unfortunately /etc/init.d doesn't seem to suit me:
>
> I want my (sockets) script to be restarted when crashed or killed
It's not /etc/init.d but /etc/init. That's what upstart is for, by default it
considers jobs to be services that need to be respawned if they exit. See
also man init(5).
Upstart provides a compatibility interface for SysV so /etc/init.d is still
there and used but this is not what you want.
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