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Your copy/paste doesn't apply to my comment, since I didn't assume you were incompetent, just that you'd made an overaggressive claim you didn't care to back up
by zorpner 8y ago
Your copy/paste doesn't apply to my comment, since I didn't assume you were incompetent, just that you'd made an overaggressive claim you didn't care to back up.
Of course, a defense of systemd's comically broken reaping behavior removes all necessity for assumption in this case. sysvinit at least consistently reaps on SIGCHLD -- systemd randomly reorders into the sd-event API and then does something random based on the order receipt.
- xyzzyz 8y ago> Your copy/paste doesn't apply to my comment, since I didn't assume you were incompetent, just that you'd made an overaggressive claim you didn't care to back up. Sorry, I assumed you're competent enough to figure it out, or at least look at the original sources where authors of the change explicitly explain the reason why they do it. Of course, since you assumed that they are incompetent, you didn't bother to do so, instead, completely uncharitably assumed that there's zero benefit for that.