On Fri, Apr 13, 2012 at 02:40:33PM -0300, Pablo Hess wrote:
> > In the past, we've faced issues with tomcat when starting it -- the
> > service tomcat6 start would return even if the applications weren't
> > loaded yet, so any HTTP/ajp request would fail. See the lsof hack in
> > spacewalk-service.
I'd like to rephrase the question:
> The current approach doesn't address this, but we could use systemd's
> socket functionality: systemd itself is able to open the socket and
> queue incoming requests, only releasing them for processing when the
> consumer side (tomcat6) comes up -- xinetd style
> In the past, we've faced issues with tomcat when starting it -- the
> service tomcat6 start would return even if the applications weren't
> loaded yet, so any HTTP/ajp request would fail. See the lsof hack in
> spacewalk-service. How is this issue addressed in the proposed systemd
> approach?
Th
On Mon, Apr 02, 2012 at 06:42:40PM -0300, Pablo Hess wrote:
> Hello Folks,
>
> In an effort to port Spacewalk's sysV init script to the
> all-new-and-shiny systemd, Marcelo Mello and I have created quite a few
> "unit files" (systemd speak for init script).
>
> Due to service dependencies
Miroslav, any news in this regard? Any replies? Is this "systemd
nativization" effort out of the question?
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On 03-04-2012 09:47, Miroslav Suchý wrote:
> The idea of having separate target is interesting, But I'm not sure if
> it is wise.
> We already have script spacewalk-service and since it just wrapper
> around "service" command, it works on RHELs and Fedoras. No matter if
> system-V or systemd is use
On 04/02/2012 11:42 PM, Pablo Hess wrote:
Hello Folks,
In an effort to port Spacewalk's sysV init script to the
all-new-and-shiny systemd, Marcelo Mello and I have created quite a few
"unit files" (systemd speak for init script).
Due to service dependencies, we want to propose a new l
Hello Folks,
In an effort to port Spacewalk's sysV init script to the
all-new-and-shiny systemd, Marcelo Mello and I have created quite a few
"unit files" (systemd speak for init script).
Due to service dependencies, we want to propose a new layout to make
it compatible with the systemd a
