I'm announcing the 0.1 release of unit2run.py, which is a small brain-damaged hack that attempts to create a ./run file from a systemd unit. It is released under the ISC license.
The following features are available: * It will pump out a horrifically formatted shell script. It might even be legible. * Sometimes the shell scripts actually work, regardless of the supervisor. Sometimes. It has the following limitations: * It only understands about 4 statements, 2 of which do *absolutely nothing* . * It laughs at [sections]. Same goes for dependency handling, socket activation, and other systemd features. Ha-ha! * It will eat your kittens and overwrite your existing run files in the same directory if given the chance, so um, don't do that. * It currently suffers from "procedural programming". * Not if but when it breaks, you get to keep all the pieces. Feel free to download it and have a laugh or two. Yes, this was written in my spare time, and it shows. http://bitbucket.org/avery_payne/unit2run.py P.S. make sure that there isn't already a file named "run" in the directory you are running the script in. You wouldn't like the results, trust me.
