Hello.
Recently I've upgraded systemd from v208 to v225.
There is a service which has to start every day at midnight, and timer unit
file for it. Here they are:
--- service -
[Unit]
Description=Srv starting
Conflicts=actdead.target
[Service]
Type=oneshot
sd_journal_get_data() returns 0 (zero) in that case.
22.06.2016, 14:51, "Luca BRUNO" <lu...@debian.org>:
> On Wednesday 22 June 2016 12:10:14 Dennis Semakin wrote:
>
>> The task is to obtain messages _only_ with specified fields (e.g.
>> MESSAGE_ID=bla-bla-bla
Hello.
I've got some strange results when played with sd_journal_* functions. The task
is to obtain messages _only_ with
specified fields (e.g. MESSAGE_ID=bla-bla-bla) and I get it. Theoretically
there is only one tool which send unique msg
and one service to whom these msg.
And problem is
Guys, guys, it's quite simple actually.
Identification is an assignment of subjects or objects the identificator. E.g.:
login, ID card, fingerprints, retina of the eye...
Authentication is a process of comparision between given users password, his
ID(identificator) and the password from
Hello everybody.
Hi Lennart.
Since I was watching and looking at the diagrams which is building by my
application... it shows
the depending of any objects to each other.
I catch myself for one though...
systemd's units build some bounds, like a humans.
I mean each of us can be 'WantsBy'
Hello,
I just want to ask you a question about daemon migration to systemd.
I have daemon source code, I want to use it with systemd. Where can I find the
information about this?
Is there any centralized tutorial or document which contains the clear
description of how to redesign daemon source
Hi,
I'm currently compiling systemd-194.
Very often I get the error about undeclarated definitions MS_REC, MS_PRIVATE,
MS_MOVE... in mount func.
I know that's because of old glibc headers...
But. may be it would be useful to write something like that:
#ifndef MS_REC /* May not be
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17.10.2012, 16:51, Dennis Semakin insan...@yandex.ru:
We actually have a number of definitions like these in
src/shared/missing.h.
I didn't know, thanks
How old is your glibc?
2.11.3
It seems that is is very old.
Anyway thanks for your reply
