>> 4. Which signal? SIGINT? SIGPWR? Both?
>
>Does only work for init based systems, not for upstart, like Ubuntu!
Dear Derek,
Sending a SIGINT to init will invoke the alsctrldel entry of the /etc/inittab
. A SIGPWR will (in absence of /etc/powerfail) call the powerfail entry. In a
common setup, sending SIGINT will cause a reboot and SIGPWR will halt the
client system. In my Gentoo environment, I'm currently using
<container>/etc/inittab
[...]
ca:12345:ctrlaltdel:/sbin/shutdown -r now
pf:12345:powerwait:/sbin/halt
[...]
But I'm still using the so-called baselayout-1. Some time ago Gentoo have
shifted to baselayout-2, which use openRC. To my knowledge, it's init don't
respect this signals, too. Because of that, I decide to wait until the
lxc-attach functionality is stable.
greetings
Guido
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