As per title it seems like tinc installed as a service doesn't handle well
the sleep/hibernate/wake-up calls
e.g. the service is unresponsive after a wake up rather than restarted.
As i read it should be easy to fix:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11367318/how-do-windows-services-behave-when-entering-waking-up-from-sleep-or-hibernate-m
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I have a service written in C# that does not seem to come down cleanly when the
computer enters sleep mode. The user needs to manually stop and restart the
service to retain functionality. I know w...
stackoverflow.com
Thanks!
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