Hello Kristoffer, On Fri, Nov 22, 2013 at 11:21:21AM +0100, Kristoffer Grönlund wrote: > Hello, > > I have packaged haproxy 1.4.24 for openSUSE 13.1 [1], which uses systemd > as the init system. At first I tried using a service script originally > written for Fedora, but this script didn't handle configuration file > reload in a good way. I then found the haproxy-systemd-wrapper > committed upstream, which looked like a more viable approach. However, > it didn't work for openSUSE mainly because SBINDIR didn't point to the > correct directory. > > There was also an issue with the wrapper not cleaning up when killed by > systemd, leaving zombie processes hanging. > > The attached patches should address both of these issues in a way that > should work on any systemd-platform. I also added some logging to the > systemd-wrapper so that it's easier to figure out what it does. > > The patched wrapper seems to work well for me, but any > comments/suggestions are welcome. :) > > In case the patches get stripped, they are also available from my > github account [2]. They are applied to a copy of 1.4.24 there, but > should apply cleanly to the development tree.
Great, thank you! I'll wait for Marc-Antoine to do a quick review since he seems to be the only one here having had his fingers dirty with systemd, then I have no problem merging them. Thanks! Willy
