If fork(2) fails then die; don't fall through to execve(2).

If fork(2) fails then die;  don't fall through to execve(2).

It's already been agreed that failure to fork() is so rare these days
that multiple attempts aren't required.  Nor should the code persevere
by calling execve() as if the fork had succeeded, else why bother to
fork?  Instead, die.