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Because having long bash scripts and every process implementing it's own daemonisation in weird and wonderful ways is redundant and inconsistent, and makes maki
by antihero 14y ago
Because having long bash scripts and every process implementing it's own daemonisation in weird and wonderful ways is redundant and inconsistent, and makes making something a daemon frustrating.
- Sssnake 14y ago>Because having long bash scripts Has nothing to do with BSD style init? No part of the system should be either long or bash. >it's own daemonisation in weird and wonderful ways is redundant and inconsistent Calling daemon() is not that hard. >and makes making something a daemon frustrating That doesn't even make sense. People writing shitty software that should be a daemon but isn't makes that "frustrating".