[sf-lug] systemd criticism
Rick Moen
rick at linuxmafia.com
Wed Aug 27 20:52:03 PDT 2014
Quoting GMail (mmdmurphy at gmail.com):
> so, what happens if you kill -9 pid #1??
>
> i know my syntax is off but you understand what i meant
>
> Sent from Dan.
Hi, Dan.
SysVinit ignores SIGKILL and SIGTERM signals directed at the init
process itself.
There are, as mentioned, quite a number of other init implementations.
Your question would have to be answered separately for each of them, as
there's nothing inherent about PID #1 that dictates a kill policy.
Anyway, if you're curious what happens if you kill init, why not try and
see for yourself? It's not necessary to ask a mailing list the answer
to a question you can easily determine just by typing the command and
observing.
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