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I'm using automation (ansible) to deploy a dockerised app (gitea). The app runs s6 in its docker entrypoint. I want to run my own script: after the container's first load (so the files and db are ...
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I'm currently studying the boot process and composition of the different aspects of a GNU/Linux system and I can't rationaly explain this thing : you can write init inside an initramfs file as a shell ...
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Some of our startup scripts have an ExecStart line that runs a curl command to start jobs from our Jenkins build server. Systemd does not know anything about the job that is started as a result of the ...
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Currently, there's a fairly complex Python script that manages several dozen processes across a few servers. Each individual process has the same setup/requirements: Main process must come up and be ...
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I have a custom service managed by an init script in /etc/init.d and, after upgrading to CentOS 7, with systemd, 'systemctl restart service' is not working correctly. I need to execute two times '...
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The other day I experienced a halt in my python application with sigabrt, but I knew that the init should send a sigkill signal. I'm curious what's the difference between them, if any? Can someone ...
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I have installed application with several init scripts as for dpkg -L application shows. For example: /etc/init/application.conf /etc/init.d/application /usr/systemd/applaication.service But i use ...
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I have MariaDb installed on Debian jessie. I need to remove it from automatic system startup. I tried recommended commands but they did not work: root@debian:/home/gameboy# systemctl disable mysql ...
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I have two Linode containers. Box A is our general purpose web server. It occasionally needs to access Box B, which is set up as an NFS server. When Box B reboots, Box A is unable to access any NFS ...
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During boot the system hangs, and the last message while it hangs is: Starting system logger: Can't open or create /var/run/syslogd.pid. Can't write pid. After a while I discovered that /etc/init/rc....
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I have a proxy server, all ok. But, i have some problems & questions. First: when i make "/etc/init.d/nginx stop" or "/etc/init.d/nginx restart", of my config, it not reload and all nginx process ...
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I'm trying to wrap my head around s6 supervisor suite. I've figured out run and log but I'm stuck with s6-envdir and I'm not sure how do I use it. I see that environment variable gets set, but I can'...
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I have some zombie processes on my system. I've killed the parent of those zombies hoping init will take over and free up the resources (lots of sockets in CLOSE_WAIT). However init is not removing ...
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I am trying to use the $HOME environment variable in the ExecStart. I tried many different things like $HOME and ${HOME} but nothing seems to be working ExecStart=${HOME}/bin/some-binary Anyone knows ...
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somehow my init-script for rsyslogd does not work. I tried to enable rsyslogd to accept logging-data on udp:514. If I start my rsyslogd via Init-Script, no logging-data is forwarded. Not even syslog! ...
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