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<dmudrich@nospam.mudrichsystems.com>)
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(#612728)
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<phr@doc.ic.ac.uk>)
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This changes runuser to not use a login shell. We'll see what happens.
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There could conceivably be consequences to this, but it matches the behavior
of the non-runuser case.
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disable it either. (#552653)
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I think we can safely remove this code.
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This stops us from showing [ FAILED ] when there were no processes to kill.
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killall5 now returns '2' if there are no processes to kill; we don't
want to treat that as 'failure'.
Patch adapted from (<hdegoede@redhat.com>).
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<hdegoede@redhat.com>)
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Horray for bad kernel <-> userspace interactions.
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Adapted from <victor.lowther@gmail.com>.
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