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Sidekiq was blocking my_init, so it never got to run Runit and the services it is supposed to run.
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Sidekiq was started by a blocking script in
my_init. This lead to the init process not getting to run Runit, which is in charge of CRON among other things. To fix it, I moved Sidekiq to be run by Runit as well. I also moved the postfix start script, while I was at it.