The attached patch for the CURRENT version of whoson does four
things. It adds %status and %restart sections and modifies the
%start and %stop sections to start whoson well in advance of other
packages that may use whoson such as postfix, courier-imap, etc.
Bill
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It is surprising how much new stuff users find that developers never do.
You put a copy in front of a normal user and they find all these bugs that
you would think developers would find. The real users and developers are
completely different species as far as I am concerned.
--Linux creator Linus Torvalds
--- /tmp/rc.whoson 2009-02-09 14:37:02.000000000 -0800
+++ rc.whoson 2009-02-09 08:58:18.473474978 -0800
@@ -13,14 +13,28 @@
%common
whoson_pidfile="@l_prefix@/var/whoson/whoson.pid"
+ whoson_signal () {
+ [ -f $whoson_pidfile ] && kill -$1 `cat $whoson_pidfile`
+ }
+
+%status -u @l_susr@ -o
+ whoson_usable="unknown"
+ whoson_active="no"
+ rcService whoson enable yes && \
+ whoson_signal 0 && whoson_active="yes"
+ echo "whoson_enable=\"$whoson_enable\""
+ echo "whoson_usable=\"$whoson_usable\""
+ echo "whoson_active=\"$whoson_active\""
-%start -u @l_susr@
+%start -p 200 -u @l_susr@
rcService whoson enable yes || exit 0
+ rcService whoson active yes && exit 0
@l_prefix@/sbin/whosond >$whoson_pidfile
exit 0
-%stop -u @l_susr@
+%stop -p 910 -u @l_susr@
rcService whoson enable yes || exit 0
+ rcService whoson active no && exit 0
kill -TERM `cat $whoson_pidfile`
rm -f $whoson_pidfile 2>/dev/null || true
exit 0
@@ -33,6 +47,11 @@
@l_prefix@/sbin/whosond >$whoson_pidfile
exit 0
+%restart -u @l_susr@
+ rcService whoson enable yes || exit 0
+ rcService whoson active no && exit 0
+ rc whoson stop start
+
%daily -u @l_susr@
rcService whoson enable yes || exit 0
shtool rotate -f \
