Am 15.01.2018 um 14:39 schrieb Boyce, Kevin P [US] (AS):
you can't Require mysql because it's wrong when postgresql is used you can't
Require postgresql because it's wrong when mysql is used
Why wouldn't the mysql/postgres/mariadb packager have a section as follows:
[Install]
Alias=database.service
Then you could have other services reference the dependency on
database.service. I think this would work much like the
display-manager.service. Not everyone uses gdm, some use lightdm, kdm, etc. I
expect it work work the same way.
because that is just a workaround caused by unexpected behavior?
because it would need to be implemented in all unit-files across
distributions including user-overrides?
because restart of services with requires is not that funny anyways
because it should not be needed and is *only one* sample case while the
problem is a greater one where your idea don't scale at all
come on and solve the call below that way while at boot and shutdown
they all get started/stoppe din right order automatically!
systemctl condrestart acpid alsa-state apcupsd asterisk asteriskweb
avahi-daemon clamav-milter clamd clamd-sa crond cups dbmail-imapd
dbmail-lmtpd dbmail-pop3d dbmail-timsieved dhcpd dhcpd-guest
dhcpd-vmware dm-event dnsmasq dovecot forward-flow-home forward-hosting
haveged hostapd hostapd-guest httpd imapproxy irqbalance jabber
lm_sensors lvm2-lvmetad mailgraph mdmonitor mediatomb
monitor-dbmail-imapd monitor-dbmail-lmtpd monitor-dbmail-pop3d
monitor-httpd mpdscribble named netatalk network-wan-bridge ntpd openvpn
openvpn-as openvpn-flow openvpn-io openvpn-rh openvpn-server
openvpn-south panel postfix postgrey preload pulsed pure-ftpd rbldnsd
replication rngd rsyncd rsyslog serverstatus smartd smb smokeping
spamassassin spamassassin-debug spamassassin-submission spamass-milter
spamass-milter-submission sshd trafficserver udisks2 unbound upower
vmtoolsd vnstat xinetd
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