Den 04. sep. 2015 01:31, skrev Federico Schwindt: > Hi, > > Why not reusing VARNISH_USER and introduce VARNISH_CCGROUP instead of > adding VARNISH_JAIL?
Because it doesn't work with systemd*. The systemd EnvironmentFile file parser does not recognice a variable unless it starts with whitespace-dollar. And you can't stack the parameters with variables in variables, as the params file is just read line-for-line, and not executed as a shell script. so this works ExecStart=/usr/sbin/varnishd \ -j $VARNISH_JAIL \ ... while this does not, as there are no spaces before the dollar signs ExecStart=/usr/sbin/varnishd \ -j unix,user=$VARNISH_USER,ccgroup=$VARNISH_CCGROUP \ ... # systemctl start varnish sep. 04 15:55:22 netcat.linpro.no varnishd[9681]: Error: Unix jail: $VARNISH_USER user not found. Ingvar *) The "pure" systemd way is to stop using external shell-like configuration files that expands into command line options, that is, not the EnvironmentFile hack. When I asked about this some months ago on the systemd irc channel, I was asked in the not too humble systemd way, to tell upstream to do the "right thing", that is, stop using command line options. In short of a suitable reply, I disconnected, ate some chocolate, and read a good book. _______________________________________________ varnish-dev mailing list [email protected] https://www.varnish-cache.org/lists/mailman/listinfo/varnish-dev
