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Index: src/daemon/overseer/PhutilDaemonOverseer.php
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--- src/daemon/overseer/PhutilDaemonOverseer.php
+++ src/daemon/overseer/PhutilDaemonOverseer.php
@@ -40,6 +40,7 @@
private $traceMemory;
private $daemonize;
private $phddir;
+ private $conduit;
private $conduitURI;
public function __construct($daemon, array $argv) {
@@ -135,9 +136,22 @@
$exec_dir = $root.'/scripts/daemon/exec/';
+ // NOTE: PHP implements proc_open() by running 'sh -c'. On most systems this
+ // is bash, but on Ubuntu it's dash. When you proc_open() using bash, you
+ // get one new process (the command you ran). When you proc_open() using
+ // dash, you get two new processes: the command you ran and a parent
+ // "dash -c" (or "sh -c") process. This means that the child process's PID
+ // is actually the 'dash' PID, not the command's PID. To avoid this, use
+ // 'exec' to replace the shell process with the real process; without this,
+ // the child will call posix_getppid(), be given the pid of the 'sh -c'
+ // process, and send it SIGUSR1 to keepalive which will terminate it
+ // immediately. We also won't be able to do process group management because
+ // the shell process won't properly posix_setsid() so the pgid of the child
+ // won't be meaningful.
+
$exec_daemon = './exec_daemon.php';
$argv = $this->argv;
- array_unshift($argv, $exec_daemon, $this->daemon);
+ array_unshift($argv, 'exec', $exec_daemon, $this->daemon);
foreach ($argv as $k => $arg) {
$argv[$k] = escapeshellarg($arg);
}
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