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> Plus, systemd is actually better at this than supervisord, daemontools, etc., already because of its cgroup usage- it can reliably kill all children before re
by caf 13y ago
> Plus, systemd is actually better at this than supervisord, daemontools, etc., already because of its cgroup usage- it can reliably kill all children before restarting, even if the process forks.
That's exactly the wrong thing for some services, for example sshd.
- Shish2k 13y agoWhich is why it doesn't do that for some services, for example sshd :P Each login session gets a separate cgroup, so the ssh daemon and all the users using it can be managed separately.
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