Hi
In Linaro, we were using a /etc/init/openvt.conf job like:
start on started tty1
respawn
pre-start script
if status tty1 | grep -q start/; then
stop tty1
fi
end script
exec /bin/openvt -e -c 1 -f -- /bin/auto-root-login
On shutdown I would get:
* Killing all remaining processes...
init: openvt main process ended, respawning
Steve Langasek tells me that this should not happen because processes
associated with upstart jobs are supposed to be excluded from the
killall at shutdown. I worked around it by adding this to the job:
stop on runlevel [!2345]
Would you confirm whether this is indeed a bug or whether that's normal
behavior?
Thanks!
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Loïc Minier
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