Daemon stops running when started in a ssh pseudo-terminal

[lancerushing]

If I ssh into a server and start a daemon everything works fine.

1. ssh in.
2. run daemon
   • $ sudo god -r / -n -l /tmp/test.log -p /tmp/test.pid -- sleep 100
3. logout
4. check if process is still running ... success.

However if I use a pseudo terminal with SSH the process fails:

1. ssh command:
   • $ ssh -t user@myhost "sudo god -r / -n -l /tmp/test.log -p /tmp/test.pid -- sleep 100"
2. check if process is still running ... fail

[ranrub]

+1 This happens to me in ubuntu 14.04

[ranrub]

The effect I'm seeing is strangely probabilistic - when you start the daemon in pesudotty, about 90% of the times the daemon doesn't start (fails silently). In the other 10% daemon starts and runs normally.