On 07/15/2013 10:15 PM, Paul Wouters wrote:
The correct way here is to stay true to what is tried and tested in
the legacy sysv init scripts and add the config parser to the
ExecStartPre= line in the unit file.
I have that now, but it still causing the service to terminate after a
"restart", which I think is less desirable than running with the old
config. But again, with the option there, people can choose what they
prefer.
Indeed but I was thinking more distro wide as in enabling this by
default ( which makes sense if we add this ) for those service/daemon
that support config parsing followed by Restart=on-failure which would
deliver 99.9% uptime of the service/daemon. ( the only down time being
when the admin shutdowns the service or it being restarted during
updates ) but here is just that problem if notifying the admin of the
parsing error..
You might actually be able to hack your self around this via double
ExecStop= lines one with the conf parser followed by the actual
daemon/service ExecStop line.
I guess if we are going to support ExecRestartPre= we need to also add
ExecReloadPre= and arguably if we do add this we should update the units
for the reason I mention here above.
JBG
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