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The legacy init script had various problems in comparison with procd based
init scripts. It wasn't able to correctly track the running process
instance and thus could:
* accidentally kill another (non init controlled) daemon instance when stop
is used
* not restart the daemon depending on config changes when reload is used
* not automatically start/restart daemon when the used netdev was
created/recreated
The information about a running instance and its parameters can now be
handled by a global controller (procd). The process must not fork anymore
and leave the control to procd. The process with its parameters can then be
used by procd to trigger the stop/start of the process at the right time.
Signed-off-by: Sven Eckelmann <sven@narfation.org>
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