supervise-daemon doesn't respect `stopsig`

[avdv]

Hi.

I am running a service which uses SIGINT as a signal to stop gracefully. In systemd they are just setting KillSignal=SIGINT in the service config file.

I am using supervise-daemon but there seems to be no way to specify the signal to use when a supervised service is stopped. I tried to override the stop script with "$supervisor" "$RC_SVCNAME" --signal INT --pidfile $pidfile --retry 5 but that would not stop the supervisor, just the service did stop and was immediately restarted again (at least I think this happened). Alas, since the stop script returned successfully, the service was regarded as stopped, although the service and the supervisor were still running.

Using the default stop script works, but might result in the service getting killed non-gracefully.

[navi-desu]

retry="SIGINT/30" or similar should do it, the naming is awful but check retry in man openrc-run.8

[avdv]

retry="SIGINT/30" or similar should do it, the naming is awful but check retry in man openrc-run.8

Thank you! I see there is also stopsig but it seems that is not passed to supervise-daemon. But fair enough, using retry=SIGINT/30 works for me.

[navi-desu]

stopsig but it seems that is not passed to supervise-daemon

it should be, so i'll leave this as a bug