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We do ignore SIGPIPE inside qarshd so we can handle
the error and continue. We do want commands we run
to receive SIGPIPE by default so they may die if they
don't handle SIGPIPE.
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If xiogen is flooding requests across qarsh and
xdoio decides to stop, we need to handle that gracefully.
Also, making the pipe non-blocking was not a good idea, xdoio
gets the read error EAGAIN and stops there.
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This should get sent to the journal or syslog
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It turns out the systemd maintainers thought it would be
good to ignore SIGPIPE by default. I don't agree.
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qarshd and btimed will now start directly from systemd
xinetd is no longer needed
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