Florian Lindner wrote on 12/08/15 15:47:
Hello,
I have a systemd 224 user service unit that starts the emacs daemon:
[Unit]
Description=Emacs: the extensible, self-documenting text editor
[Service]
Type=forking
ExecStart=/usr/bin/emacs --daemon
ExecStop=/usr/bin/emacsclient --eval
I just modified my grub kernel command line to add the consoleblank=0
parameter. That isn't the problem. First consoleblank is the kernel screensaver
and according to the documentation it kicks in after 15 minutes by default.
What I'm doing for testing is:
1) systemctl set-default foo.target
2)
On 2015-08-12 20:19, Harry Goldschmitt wrote:
I just modified my grub kernel command line to add the consoleblank=0
parameter. That isn't the problem. First consoleblank is the kernel
screensaver and according to the documentation it kicks in after 15
minutes by default.
What I see is a few
On Wed, Aug 12, 2015 at 06:41:35PM +, Harry Goldschmitt wrote:
I have a target that runs a service during boot on CentOS 7.1. The service
takes a minimum of 30 sec. to run and a maximum of 15 min. While it's running,
the console screen blanks. Before my service runs I see the expected roll
I have a target that runs a service during boot on CentOS 7.1. The service
takes a minimum of 30 sec. to run and a maximum of 15 min. While it's running,
the console screen blanks. Before my service runs I see the expected roll call
of services running with [OK], etc. After my service
I have a service that has to complete before boot can continue. Is there an
approved method for doing this?
I have an ugly solution I've come up with... I've created a foo.target to run
my foo.service and set the default.target to my foo.target. After my
foo.service completes, I'm issuing
Am 12.08.2015 um 20:34 schrieb Harry Goldschmitt:
I have a service that has to complete before boot can continue. Is there
an “approved” method for doing this?
I have an ugly solution I’ve come up with… I’ve created a foo.target to
run my foo.service and set the default.target to my
