[03:04] given that upstart doesn't natively support kicking off a process as a particular uid/gid, is it still sane/recommended to use start-stop-daemon? [03:05] at least if you have that particular requirement [03:08] sadmac: I don’t remember. [03:08] jdub: How about su? [03:08] ion: i do *not* want to run su in my init script :-) [15:44] ya know what I also want [15:44] on the interactive "start this service y/n" boot thingy [15:44] the ability to start a shell, there and then, so you can see what state the machine is in right now [15:44] then, when you exit the shell, ask again whether to start the service [16:38] Keybuk: did we kill logd because it SIGPIPEd all its clients when you killed it? [16:45] yes [16:51] Keybuk: one liner fix [16:51] Keybuk: man sendmsg. search for MSG_NOSIGNAL [16:52] yes, let's rewrite everything that writes to standard output to use sendmsg() instead of printf() and add that to it :p [16:52] Keybuk: when I read it the first time it looked like it'd turn it off for subsequent calls. [16:54] Keybuk: shit, yeah they mean for this call. [16:55] I think... [16:55] yeah, that's probably it === JanC_ is now known as JanC === mbiebl_ is now known as mbiebl [22:53] Keybuk: seen that: http://article.gmane.org/gmane.linux.suse.opensuse.devel/26237