On Nov 18 2016, Randy Rue <[email protected]> wrote:
> Niko,
>
> Earlier in tweaking on this you had me change a few lines in mount.py, from
> try:
> from systemd.daemon import notify as sd_notify
> except ImportError:
> sd_notify = None
>
> to
>
> sd_notify = None
That was when I thought there was a bug in S3QL. But as I later wrote,
that's not the case. You just have a "bad" systemd module
installed. Don't use the workaround, install the proper python module
that comes with systemd.
> Also, I don't see any mention of "notify" at all in the
> umount.py code? Even if your stock mount code is compatible, is this not
> the case for unmount?
umount doesn't need to notify systemd. systemd monitors the mount.s3ql
pid, and this is how it detects when mount.s3ql has terminated.
Best,
-Nikolaus
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