egon w. stemle
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We use `timeout` from the coreutils package (should be part of many basic installations - maybe with a different name) to force the individual healthcheck commands too exit after a predefined timeout (300s); if this doesn't help, send a SIGKILL. This should help with the initial problem of hanging. A next step should be to catch the `timeout` invoked exit and log this as an exceptional happening. Address #60
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