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  1. New in FreeBSD Foundationals, part 4: rc.d, the service framework that fits in your head.

    How /etc/rc orders your services, why rc.conf is just shell, what rc.subr gives you for free, and the daemon(8) pidfile trap that makes "service stop" quietly restart your process.

    Then I audited my own production rc.d scripts. One of them reports "not running" while serving live Mastodon traffic.

    blog.hofstede.it/freebsd-found

    #FreeBSD #rcd #SysAdmin #Unix #RunBSD

  2. New in FreeBSD Foundationals, part 4: rc.d, the service framework that fits in your head.

    How /etc/rc orders your services, why rc.conf is just shell, what rc.subr gives you for free, and the daemon(8) pidfile trap that makes "service stop" quietly restart your process.

    Then I audited my own production rc.d scripts. One of them reports "not running" while serving live Mastodon traffic.

    blog.hofstede.it/freebsd-found

    #FreeBSD #rcd #SysAdmin #Unix #RunBSD

  3. New in FreeBSD Foundationals, part 4: rc.d, the service framework that fits in your head.

    How /etc/rc orders your services, why rc.conf is just shell, what rc.subr gives you for free, and the daemon(8) pidfile trap that makes "service stop" quietly restart your process.

    Then I audited my own production rc.d scripts. One of them reports "not running" while serving live Mastodon traffic.

    blog.hofstede.it/freebsd-found

    #FreeBSD #rcd #SysAdmin #Unix #RunBSD

  4. New in FreeBSD Foundationals, part 4: rc.d, the service framework that fits in your head.

    How /etc/rc orders your services, why rc.conf is just shell, what rc.subr gives you for free, and the daemon(8) pidfile trap that makes "service stop" quietly restart your process.

    Then I audited my own production rc.d scripts. One of them reports "not running" while serving live Mastodon traffic.

    blog.hofstede.it/freebsd-found

    #FreeBSD #rcd #SysAdmin #Unix #RunBSD