Question about length of kill timeout time

[Garrett Cooper]

    I set the kill timeout to an arbitrarily high value just to see
whether or not it'd pass and it appears to have gone through,
unexpectedly... should this value be capped (because it's going to
overflow with negative numbers potentially, depending on the bit-width
of the number and the range chosen)?
Thanks,
-Garrett

Output:

[nova-cavium5:/etc/init/jobs.d]$ cat kill_negative1
kill timeout 10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
[nova-cavium5:/etc/init/jobs.d]$ initctl start kill_negative1
[nova-cavium5:/etc/init/jobs.d]$ initctl status kill_negative1
[nova-cavium5:/etc/init/jobs.d]$ initctl status
messagebus running
rc4 not running
control_2dalt_2ddelete not running
rc5 not running
rc6 not running
job2 not running
rc0 not running
rc1 not running
rcS not running
job1 not running
rc_2ddefault not running
rc2 not running
qauthJob not running
rc3 not running
sulogin not running
kill_5fnegative1 running
agetty running
rcS_2dsulogin not running