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# zombietest
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This directory contains an integration test to prove runsvinit is actually
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reaping zombies. `make` builds and executes the test as follows:
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1. We produce a linux/amd64 runsvinit binary by setting GOOS/GOARCH and
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invoking the Go compiler. Requires Go 1.5, or Go 1.4 built with the
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appropriate cross-compile options.
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2. The build/zombie.c program spawns five zombies and exits. We compile it for
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linux/amd64 via a zombietest-build container. We do this so `make` works
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from a Mac. This requires a working Docker installation.
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3. Once we have linux/amd64 runsvinit and zombie binaries, we produce a
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zombietest container via the Dockerfile. That container contains a single
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runit service, /etc/service/zombie, which supervises the zombie binary. We
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provide no default ENTRYPOINT, so we can supply it at runtime.
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4. Once the zombietest container is built, we invoke the test.bash script.
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That launches a version of the container with runsvinit set to NOT reap
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zombies, and after 1 second, verifies that zombies exist. Then, it launches
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a version of the container with runsvinit set to reap zombies, and after 1
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second, verifies that no zombies exist.
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