I am replying to this after the fact to clarify things.
On Tue, Aug 9, 2022 at 12:16 PM Laurent Bercot
wrote:
> In order to change this default, you need to modify stage 1. This
> is dangerous, so pay attention to typos.
> After running s6-linux-init-maker and installing the result, edit
> y
> In order to change this default, you need to modify stage 1.
after that all child processes will use these settings as default.
> After that, if your services still cannot create coredumps, then it
> means the kernel sets the hard limit at 0, and that will be more
> difficult to work around. (
> * https://wiki.artixlinux.org/Main/LocalUserServicesOns6
More specifically, this:
*
https://wiki.artixlinux.org/Main/LocalUserServicesOns6#Complete_s6_supervision_.28optional.29
El mar, 9 ago 2022 a las 9:27, Liviu Nicoara escribió:
>
>> Your earlier posts do not mention s6-rc, though, only s6, so I'm not
>> sure if the system that you are dealing with is using it.
>
> Yep, s6 and s6-rc (artix w/ s6). Will do my own homework.
Oh, Artix. They have official support for s6 +
On Tue, Aug 9, 2022 at 12:16 PM Laurent Bercot
wrote:
>
> >... Yes,
> >my system uses s6-linux-init and I am using s6-rc as a service manager.
>
>...
> With s6-l-i, since the supervision tree is started very early, and
> s6-svscan is pid 1, all the services are started with the default
> re
I converted all my arch boxes to artix a while ago, and I opted for s6
after reading the "why another supervision suite" page. All is peachy and I
never used a display manager (starting my graphical window manager from the
console) until I decided to start using ly, which has no s6 support. Yes
Liviu Nicoara writes:
It's actually pretty cool. It is a oneshot service that runs all
sysctl settings in /etc/sysctl.d. System is
artix.
Ah okay. i'm on Gentoo, using OpenRC (but still hoping to move to
using s6 eventually, as i used to do on Void, once i find enough
tuits ...), and the
On Tue, Aug 9, 2022 at 4:51 AM Laurent Bercot
wrote:
> >
>
> Well, to answer your questions, we'd have to know more details about
> your setup and what exactly you are doing.
>
> Are you using a distribution? Which one? How are you launching the
> s6 supervision tree: is it the first thing wh
On Mon, Aug 8, 2022 at 10:51 PM Guillermo wrote:
> G:El lun, 8 ago 2022 a las 16:23, Liviu Nicoara escribió:
> >
>
> You bundle the s6-rc atomic services.that you want up when you enter
> (an equivalent of) runlevel 5. If when you say "runlevel 5" you are
> thinking of Debian or something like it
On Mon, Aug 8, 2022 at 8:09 PM Alexis wrote:
>
> Liviu Nicoara writes:
>
> > ...
>
> i'm not sure why there's a sysctl service on your system, but
> initial kernel parameters such as kernel.core_pattern should be
> able to be set via the sysctl.conf file, as well as (at least for
> Linux kernels
I continue to be confused about how to enable the core ulimit upon
boot, before s6-svscan starts. AFAICT, the sysctl service (which starts
after s6-svscan) can configure only one parameter, core_pattern, with
which I can only set a location. That is good but not enough. The
needed ulimit invoca
G:El lun, 8 ago 2022 a las 16:23, Liviu Nicoara escribió:
>
> I know next to zero about runlevels and the
> initialization orchestra. What is the correct way to get s6 to give me
> something that looks like runlevel 5 (a graphical display manager)? From my
> reading, is via bundles and I get the co
Liviu Nicoara writes:
AFAICT, the sysctl service (which starts after
s6-svscan) can configure only one parameter, core_pattern, with
which
I can
only set a location. That is good but not enough. The needed
ulimit
invocation wherever I put it comes in later by which time
s6-svscan is
alrea
>
> - By default, s6 services are started with their cwd set in the
> service directory. Check there, you may have a coredump.
>
I managed to figure that one out. No dumps there. But ...
>
> - Depending on how and when you start the supervision tree, the run
> scripts may not be inheriting th
Hi, I am working on a service and a part of this work is investigating a
crash that occurs only when the service program is launched via exec from
the service run script. My initial thought was to inspect the coredump but
none is created although I have verified that both my user and root can
crea
Hi, I am working on a service and a part of this work is investigating a
crash that occurs only when the service program is launched via exec from
the service run script. My initial thought was to inspect the coredump but
none is created although I have verified that both my user and root can
creat
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