On 1/17/19 2:25 PM, Lennart Poettering wrote:
On Do, 17.01.19 12:38, Christopher Cox (ccox@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx) wrote:
it defaults to YES and the whole discussions as that changed where about
nohup'd processes long ago
Changing it to "no"... I'll let you know if this fixes things or not.
Actually, as it turns out the nohup'd processes are all owned by root, so
changing to "no" didn't fix, but it's my understanding that if the setting
isn't set root is always excluded anyhow.
The sessions of root are excluded, which is semantically slightly
different from processes of root.
Out of the 18 processes that are
running, my script only sees 6 of them. Again, it's just doing a "ps -ef"
to a file. All 18 processes exist prior to shutdown and the script shows
that if I run manually.
Which systemd version is this? Note that on old systemd versions
systemd-user-sessions.service would go on its own killing spree early
on. Maybe you have such an old version?
Quite possible. This is CentOS 7.6 using what it calls "systemd-219-62"
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