sudo rsync -avr --delete compiled/ /etc/s6-rc/compiled/
sudo s6-rc-update /etc/s6-rc/compiled/
There's your problem. You're overwriting the live database; that will
throw a wrench into everything.
s6-rc-update needs to run while the live database is still the old
one. Only after s6-rc-update has completed can you delete the old
database.
Do something like this instead:
stamp=`echo | s6-tai64n`
s6-rc-compile /etc/s6-rc/compiled-$stamp sources...
s6-rc-update /etc/s6-rc/compiled-$stamp
old=`readlink /etc/s6-rc/compiled`
ln -sf compiled-$stamp /etc/s6-rc/compiled.new
rename /etc/s6-rc/compiled.new /etc/s6-rc/compiled
rm -rf /etc/s6-rc/$old
--
Laurent
