And which one uses less memory?

But isnt there a symlink pollution

it’s explained in the documentation, same as simple/forking in systemd

the “process” is supervised ?

Process services. This kind of service runs as a single process; starting the service simply requires starting the process; stopping the service is accomplished by stopping the process (via sending it a signal).
Bgprocess services (“background process” services). This kind of service is similar to a regular process service, but the process daemonizes or otherwise forks from the original process which starts it, and the process ID is written to a file. Dinit can read the process ID from the file and, if it is running as the system init process, can supervise it

I think it’s pretty clear

tnx

https://davmac.org/projects/dinit/man-pages-html/dinit-service.5.html

Stop helping such idiot

He isn’t making any effort, don’t make effort for him

Also he is known to be a colossal fucktard

5.15 on the richter scale

Not only this

Genocyber true

Pet Sematary is pretty good read

But thats the beginning and the end of stephen king’s stuff worthwile reading

i read that, its not very clear

Actually it is.

i still dont know if the ‘process’ is supervised, and if you can stop it with dinitctl ?

and which one uses less memory ?

nvm ill ask davmac

Both you can stop with dinitctl

both can

neither

it doesn’t depend on you, it depends on the behavior of the program you’re monitoring

Wait, we can supervise stuff with a supervisor?

Holy shit

Tell it to your national newspaper you will change the world

Actually I do not get the problem

It’s written very clear

Last one daemonize itself.. Writes a PID file..

First one will be executed and “kept/hold”

Because the problem is Marc being a total fucking idiot thinking he is so clever he will change stuff while everything he says is fucking stupid

First one… Redshift as example..

Second one is nginx as example

I think he lacks basic knowledge..