Disabling daemonization allows nginx to be monitored initially and through conf reloads but not binary upgrades (e.g. nginx 1.5.1 -> nginx 1.5.2). The binary up

Disabling daemonization allows nginx to be monitored initially and through conf reloads but not binary upgrades (e.g. nginx 1.5.1 -> nginx 1.5.2). The binary upgrade process forks the master process, which it 'orphans' from runit and reparents under pid 1. oops, edit: pid 0 -> pid 1