Hi all,

I am not sure if this is also the proper ML for the GNU Shepherd, but
looking in the archives lead me to believe it actually is. If not, I
suggest the gnu.org page for shepherd be updated with the correct info.

I recently starting playing around with user shepherd, and found out that
when running a shepherd 0.3.2 daemonized as non-init process (via "(action
'shepherd 'daemonize)"), zombie processes are created whenever you start
and subsequently stop any service.

Thinking I did something wrong, I asked lfam on #guix to share his (very
helpful) init.scm for user shepherd, yet I still noticed the same behaviour.

I believe commit `efa2f45c5f7dc735407381b7b8a83d6c37f828db' inadvertently
introduced an ordering issue, where the SIGCHLD handler is registered
/before/ shepherd has the chance to daemonize. I believe the following
trivial patch addresses this snafu.

Regards,
Jelle