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12 3 Don't normally post here but I am ripping my hair out over this one. I have a Python script that forks when it launches, and is responsible for starting a bunch of other processes. This script used to be launched at startup via sysvinit, but recently I upgraded to Debian Jessie so have adapted it to launch via systemd. Unfortunately, I'm running into an issue I can't work out. When you launch the script directly in a user shell, it launches it's child processes correctly, and when the script exits the child processes are orphaned and continue to run. When launched Via systemd, if the parent process exits, the children all exit too (Well, the Screen's that they launch in die and appear as Dead???) Ideally I need to be able to restart the parent script without killing all the child pr