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The "runit" binary itself is supposed to replace init. If you want to use runit as a user-space process manager you have to use runsvdir and friends.
by zrail 16y ago
The "runit" binary itself is supposed to replace init. If you want to use runit as a user-space process manager you have to use runsvdir and friends.
- jamii 16y agoYes, I was calling runsv and trying to bring it down again with sv. I suppose I should have been specific.