On Mon, Feb 5, 2024, 14:54 Lennart Poettering
wrote:
> On So, 04.02.24 00:06, David Timber (d...@dev.snart.me) wrote:
>
> > 2: How do I get Systemd to freeze to test such program? I mean, if I kill
> > Systemd, the kernel would crash so I have to somehow tell Systemd to
> freeze?
>
> Not really,
On Sa, 03.02.24 16:55, Álvaro Cebrián Juan (acebrianj...@gmail.com) wrote:
> Great question!
>
> I am very interested in detecting systemd crashes too since I have
> experienced them recently and have been asked to come up with a solution to
> react when a PID1 crash happens.
> In fact, in my
On Mo, 05.02.24 13:54, Lennart Poettering (lenn...@poettering.net) wrote:
> you can just use the usual hw watchdog. If pid1 dies it will not ping
> the hw watchdog, and thus a reset is triggered automatically. In fact
> we actually configure the hw watchdog by default these days on hw that
> has
On So, 04.02.24 00:06, David Timber (d...@dev.snart.me) wrote:
> Systemd crashed on me the other day. I was writing up some Systemd units and
> testing them out by daemon-reload every time I wanted to test them out. Not
> the best way to go on about, I know. My bad abusing Systemd to the point of
On 2/3/24 16:06, David Timber wrote:
Systemd crashed on me the other day. I was writing up some Systemd units and
testing them out by daemon-reload every time I wanted to test them out. Not the
best way to go on about, I know. My bad abusing Systemd to the point of
crashing. Perhaps it was
On 2/3/24 16:55, Álvaro Cebrián Juan wrote:
Great question!
I am very interested in detecting systemd crashes too since I have experienced
them recently and have been asked to come up with a solution to react when a
PID1 crash happens.
In fact, in my recent experiences, a journald crash was
Great question!
I am very interested in detecting systemd crashes too since I have
experienced them recently and have been asked to come up with a solution to
react when a PID1 crash happens.
In fact, in my recent experiences, a journald crash was enough to render
the system into an
Systemd crashed on me the other day. I was writing up some Systemd units
and testing them out by daemon-reload every time I wanted to test them
out. Not the best way to go on about, I know. My bad abusing Systemd to
the point of crashing. Perhaps it was just a bit flip that caused this.
