Re: timer support for s6 services
Hi people. We, on Artix Linux, provide snooze an available package in our repositories, so the users can have an alternative to systemd timers. Therefor, I would suggest you, to try it. Linuxer On 10/2/21 10:16 π.μ., billa chaitanya wrote: Hi Team, Is there a way to set a timer option on a particular service 'X', so that 'X' gets restarted for every timer seconds ? Thanks, Chaitanya
Re: timer support for s6 services
billa chaitanya writes: > Hi Team, > > Is there a way to set a timer option on a particular service 'X', so that > 'X' gets restarted for every timer seconds ? Maybe snooze could work for your use case? https://github.com/leahneukirchen/snooze -- Chris
Re: timer support for s6 services
Thanks, I'll check it out. On Wed, Feb 10, 2021, 4:25 PM Laurent Bercot wrote: > >Is there a way to set a timer option on a particular service 'X', so that > >'X' gets restarted for every timer seconds ? > > You can achieve that with another service that just sleeps for > 'timer' seconds then sends a s6-svc -r command to the service you want > restarted. > > -- > Laurent > >
Re: timer support for s6 services
Is there a way to set a timer option on a particular service 'X', so that 'X' gets restarted for every timer seconds ? You can achieve that with another service that just sleeps for 'timer' seconds then sends a s6-svc -r command to the service you want restarted. -- Laurent
timer support for s6 services
Hi Team, Is there a way to set a timer option on a particular service 'X', so that 'X' gets restarted for every timer seconds ? Thanks, Chaitanya