Excerpts from Petter Reinholdtsen's message of Sun Jun 06 00:39:28 +0200 2010:
[Michal Suchanek]
When the root filesystem requires a process to work and killprocs
kills that process the system ay fail to reboot because it is unable
to read the reboot executable.
This is a bug in whatever provides the root file system. The sendsigs
script provide a mechanism for services to avoid having their process
killed by sendsigs during shutdown (the killprocs script is only used
in runlevel 1 and is unrelated to reboot).
Which package fail to register their daemons pid using the omitpid
feature in sendsigs? This issue should be reassigned to that package.
The mount is done by live-initramfs so I guess that's where the
issue is.
However, killprocs has no such exclusion mechanism afaict.
Is that intentional that going single user kills the processes that
should not ever be killed?
Thanks
Michal
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