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10:25 <zetagon> hello I'm back again. is there any conventional wisdom around making procd services for a shell script? I'm struggling with properly terminating the script, presumably because shell scripts often spawn subprocesses that procd can't terminate

10:26 <zetagon> is it just a bad idea to make a procd service for a shell script?

10:27 <KanjiMonster> zetagon: you could maybe add a signal handler to the shell script where you terminate those subprocesses yourself

10:28 <schmars[m]> someone was here the other day with the same issue, and added this helpful note to the wiki: https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-developer/procd-init-scripts#a_common_gotcha_with_stopping_a_service

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11:25 <zetagon> schmars: that was me >:)

11:33 <schmars[m]> :)