Mac OS X is finally finished, with Apple confirming that it's officially moving to macOS 11 with the newly announced Big Sur update after almost 20 years of OS X (or macOS 10.) That means that. There are plenty of reasons for having Ubuntu run on a Mac, including the ability to broaden your technology chops, learn about a different OS, and run one or more OS-specific apps. You may be a Linux developer and realize that the Mac is the best platform to use, or you may simply want to try out Ubuntu.
Getting 'Service exited due to SIGTERM | sent by launchd' message for binary running as service under LaunchDaemons.
Scenarios:
Du Macos
- I have a binary running as service(service plist contents pasted in at the end), everything works fine.
- Now in order to use the newly compiled binary, I unload the service, replace the existing binary with the new one and then load the service.
- I expect to see the service running but what I see is that the service was killed by launchd with SIGTERM. Not sure why???
(snippet of system.log after doing launchctl load with the new binary)
Due Mac Os X
BTW, everything works fine with the newly replaced binary if I restart the system. Also, both the binaries and the .pkg are codesigned and notarized.
Tower attack (bolthorn dev) mac os.
Service plist:
OS details:
What is it that I am missing or doing wrong? Molecular mac os.
PS: Observed that this is only reproducible on macOS 10.15 and not on any other macOS versions.
Thanks in advance!!!
Regards,
Nilesh chate
