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Wait, no; you're describing the exact opposite of what happens. If a sysv init script gets messed up that service fails and the system trundles on. When a unit

Wait, no; you're describing the exact opposite of what happens. If a sysv init script gets messed up that service fails and the system trundles on. When a unit file is wrong the whole server just sits there refusing to do anything while it waits for 30 seconds, them 90, then 120... OpenRC is closer to systemd than sysv in that regard, though at least it logs sanely

kaba0 3y ago
> while it waits for 30 seconds, them 90, then 120... That depends on how it’s configured, but that is the correct behavior under the given config. You can specify timeouts, or what depends on what and most of it is sane. For example, what would be the logical thing to do with a server that has no internet connection? You can only wait for that.