From 'ps' I noticed that the process for thei init script startup remains appeneded, following the output from ps. ~ # ps aux | grep asterisk root 12244 0.0 0.1 8228 3092 ? S 09:09 0:00 /bin/sh /lib/rc/sh/openrc-run.sh /etc/init.d/asterisk start root 12245 0.0 0.0 5588 1032 ? S 09:09 0:00 logger -t wrapper:asterisk asterisk 12248 2.8 2.8 657976 56020 ? Sl 09:09 2:49 /usr/sbin/asterisk -C /etc/asterisk/asterisk.conf -f -U asterisk [ebuild R ] net-misc/asterisk-18.8.0-r1:0/18::gentoo USE="pjproject -alsa -blocks -bluetooth -calendar -caps -cluster -codec2 -curl -dahdi -debug -deprecated -doc -freetds -gtalk -http -iconv -ilbc -ldap -lua -mysql -newt -odbc -oss -portaudio -postgres -radius (-selinux) -snmp -span -speex -srtp -ssl -static -statsd -syslog -systemd -unbound -vorbis -xmpp" LUA_SINGLE_TARGET="-lua5-1 -lua5-3 -lua5-4" VOICEMAIL_STORAGE="-imap -odbc"
~ # strace -p 12244 strace: Process 12244 attached wait4(-1,
Hi Ago, This was as per original design. The wrapper loop has since moved out, and now it looks like: 28284 ? SN 0:00 /bin/bash /usr/sbin/asterisk_wrapper --syslog --instance xxx --rundir /run/asterisk.xxx --restartdelay 5 --dumpcore unlimited --corerename core-%H-%D-%T --maxfd 4096 -- -C /etc/asterisk.xxx/asterisk.conf -f -g -U ast_xxx 28316 ? SN 0:00 \_ /bin/bash /usr/sbin/asterisk_wrapper --syslog --instance xxx --rundir /run/asterisk.xxx --restartdelay 5 --dumpcore unlimited --corerename core-%H-%D-%T --maxfd 4096 -- -C /etc/asterisk.xxx/asterisk.conf -f -g -U ast_xxx 28317 ? SN 0:00 | \_ logger -t asterisk_wrapper:xxx 28319 ? SNl 74:11 \_ /usr/sbin/asterisk -C /etc/asterisk.xxx/asterisk.conf -f -g -U ast_xxx (This is using the multi-instance functionality.) I trust that this should sort you out, I still don't like the fact that there are two bash processes here, but I haven't investigated yet why that happens. Based on the logger sub-process, I suspect it has something to do with this snippet of code: 98 # Before here will still be output (potentially munged, to the terminal). 99 if [[ -n "${syslog}" ]]; then 100 exec 1> >(logger -t "asterisk_wrapper${instance:+:}${instance}" &>/dev/null) 101 exec 2>&1 102 fi from the wrapper itself. Marking as INVALID since this is already "fixed". The problem is that originally we used a "simple" function() inside of the init script to act as this wrapper.
