runit/sme10/runit.svup

#!/bin/sh

[ -z $SV_RETRYTIME ] && SV_RETRYTIME=1
[ -z $SV_WAITTIME ] && SV_WAITTIME=1

# Check if this service is already up; avoids useless recursion
svisup $1 && exit 0

if [ -d $1/updeps ]; then
  # We have dependencies to check
  
  for DEPENDENCY in $1/updeps/*; do
    # start svup in background so they will run in parallel
    svup $DEPENDENCY &
  done
  
  # Wait for all services to be up
  svwaitup -r $SV_RETRYTIME -s $SV_WAITTIME $1/updeps/* || exit 111
fi

# Ensure that a supervisor is running for this service
# this is postponed to here in order to get more parallelism on boot =)
until svok $1; do sleep $SV_RETRYTIME; done
        
# actually start the service
svc -u $1 || exit 111

exit 0

1	#!/bin/sh
2
3	[ -z $SV_RETRYTIME ] && SV_RETRYTIME=1
4	[ -z $SV_WAITTIME ] && SV_WAITTIME=1
5
6	# Check if this service is already up; avoids useless recursion
7	svisup $1 && exit 0
8
9	if [ -d $1/updeps ]; then
10	# We have dependencies to check
11
12	for DEPENDENCY in $1/updeps/*; do
13	# start svup in background so they will run in parallel
14	svup $DEPENDENCY &
15	done
16
17	# Wait for all services to be up
18	svwaitup -r $SV_RETRYTIME -s $SV_WAITTIME $1/updeps/* \|\| exit 111
19	fi
20
21	# Ensure that a supervisor is running for this service
22	# this is postponed to here in order to get more parallelism on boot =)
23	until svok $1; do sleep $SV_RETRYTIME; done
24
25	# actually start the service
26	svc -u $1 \|\| exit 111
27
28	exit 0
29