The stop() case of each init script passes a command to su (instead of starting an interactive shell), but without the needed -c argument, it breaks and it fails to remove the PID file. This PR adds the argument, after which the service stops and restarts successfully.
This fixes one of a few snags we (Jetstream2) hit when setting up IPF. Full notes from our setup experience here.
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stop()case of each init script passes a command tosu(instead of starting an interactive shell), but without the needed-cargument, it breaks and it fails to remove the PID file. This PR adds the argument, after which the service stops and restarts successfully.