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runit - use with traditional init G. Pape
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runit - use with traditional init

It's possible to use runit's service supervision without replacing the init scheme of the system. Simply run the stage 2 of runit as a service with your current init.

Normally this is done by either adding an entry for /sbin/runsvdir-start to /etc/inittab, or by adding /sbin/runsvdir-start as command to /etc/rc.local, or by adding /sbin/runsvdir-start to the system's StartupItems.

In any case, you first need to copy the stage 2 script to /sbin/runsvdir-start, and create the services directory /service/: 

 # install -m0750 /package/admin/runit/etc/2 /sbin/runsvdir-start
 # mkdir -p /service
How to use with sysvinit and inittab
How to use with sysvinit and upstart
How to use with *BSD init
How to use with MacOSX init

Using with sysvinit and inittab

 If your system uses a sysvinit alike init scheme with a /etc/inittab file, do: 
 # cat >>/etc/inittab <<EOT
 SV:123456:respawn:/sbin/runsvdir-start
 EOT
and tell init to re-read its configuration, e.g.: 
 # init q

Using with sysvinit and upstart

 If your system uses a sysvinit alike init scheme that utilizes upstart instead of inittab, and which has start and stop scripts located in /etc/init/, do: 
 # cat >/etc/init/runsvdir.conf <<\EOT
 # for runit - manage /usr/sbin/runsvdir-start
 start on runlevel 2
 start on runlevel 3
 start on runlevel 4
 start on runlevel 5
 stop on shutdown
 respawn
 exec /usr/sbin/runsvdir-start
 EOT
and tell init to start the new service, e.g.: 
 # start runsvdir

Using with *BSD init

 If your system uses a BSD alike init scheme with a /etc/rc.local script, do: 
 # cat >>/etc/rc.local <<EOT
 csh -cf '/sbin/runsvdir-start &'
 EOT
and reboot your system.

Using with MacOSX init

 On MacOSX 10.2 create an entry for runit in /System/Library/StartupItems/: 
 # cd /System/Library/StartupItems
 # mkdir -p runit
 # cp -p /package/admin/runit/etc/macosx/StartupItems/* runit/
and reboot your system.

On MacOSX 10.4 create an entry for runit in /Library/LaunchDaemons/, and tell launchd to start the new service: 

 # cp /package/admin/runit/etc/macosx/org.smarden.runit.plist \
     /Library/LaunchDaemons/
 # launchctl load /Library/LaunchDaemons/org.smarden.runit.plist
Gerrit Pape <pape@smarden.org>

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