NOTE: The POSIX sh implementation of sysmgr has been deprecated. Here is the C99 implementation which will receive updates and proper fixes. The reasoning behind this change can be found here.
SYSMGR is a service manager for Linux written in POSIX shell and simple C utilities. It reads the service scripts from the given SYSDIR (which is '/var/sysmgr' by default) and executes them asynchronously via RUNSYSSV. While exiting it sends a hangup signal to all RUNSYSSV processes.
docs/ -- Documentation
man/ -- Manual pages
utils/ -- C programs
