Fix issue: restart thermalctld too quick cause supervisord never restart it again #29
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- Why I did it
Found error logs in syslog:
The issue is related to the "startsecs" configuration of thermalctld in /etc/supervisor/conf.d/supervisord.conf. The current configuration setting the "startsecs" to 10, which means that it require thermalctld process running at least 10 seconds or supervisord will not restart it after it exiting even if the exit code is expected.
See the official document for "startsecs" at http://supervisord.org/configuration.html:
- How I did it
The fix is to change the "startsecs" configuration from 10 to 0
- How to verify it
Manual test
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