In files/glbd.sh on line 110-115 the start() command checks the exit code of the "pidof" statement. Shouldn't it check the exit code of the preceding "eval" statement instead? (edit -- maybe not but it didnt work in my alpine container)
Additionally, the statement pidof /usr/local/sbin/glbd (pidof $exec) returns a blank string instead of a pid, but pidof $prog returns a value. Actually it returns 2 PIDs, one of which is the executable and the second is the init script, but only the first should go into the .pid file.
I replaced lines 110-115 with the following and it seems to run well:
if ! eval $exec $GLBD_OPTIONS $LISTEN_ADDR $DEFAULT_TARGETS; then
echo "[`date`] $prog: failed to start."
exit 1
fi
PID=`pidof -o %PPID $prog`
In
files/glbd.shon line 110-115 thestart()command checks the exit code of the "pidof" statement. Shouldn't it check the exit code of the preceding "eval" statement instead? (edit -- maybe not but it didnt work in my alpine container)Additionally, the statement
pidof /usr/local/sbin/glbd(pidof $exec) returns a blank string instead of a pid, butpidof $progreturns a value. Actually it returns 2 PIDs, one of which is the executable and the second is the init script, but only the first should go into the .pid file.I replaced lines 110-115 with the following and it seems to run well: