gentoo-overlay/mail-filter/amavisd-new/files/amavisd.initd-r2

#!/sbin/openrc-run
# Copyright 1999-2018 Gentoo Authors
# Distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License v2

extra_started_commands="reload"
command="/usr/sbin/${RC_SVCNAME}"
pidfile="/run/${RC_SVCNAME}.pid"

# Why run in the foreground? Typically amavisd will drop privileges
# and then write its own PID file in its home directory. This is fine
# so long as you use e.g. "amavisd stop" to stop the daemon. But, we
# want to use start-stop-daemon to do it. And start-stop-daemon will
# send a signal *as root* to the PID contained in the PID file. So, we
# don't want to rely on a PID file that's controlled by a non-root
# user.
#
# As a workaround, we run amavisd in the foreground, and let
# start-stop-daemon push it into the background with its own PID
# file. We don't pass "-P" via command_args below because we don't
# want amavisd to try (and fail) to create that PID file. This does
# mean that you can't run "amavisd stop" or "amavisd reload" directly;
# sorry!
command_args="foreground"
command_background="true"

# The amavisd daemon provides its own "stop" and "reload" functions,
# but if you read into the source, they just do what start-stop-daemon
# is going to do anyway. The "stop" command for amavisd will send a
# SIGTERM immediately, and then a SIGKILL after 60 seconds. So, we do
# that too. The "reload" command sends a SIGHUP; see reload() below.
retry="SIGTERM/15 SIGKILL/60"

depend() {
  use net logger antivirus snmpd
  before mta
}

reload() {
  ebegin "Reloading ${RC_SVCNAME}"
  start-stop-daemon --signal HUP --pidfile "${pidfile}"
  eend $?
}