Improve debian systemd service file. #168
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Niluge-KiWi
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Oct 17, 2016
Niluge-KiWi
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- better description and documentation
- use spectrum2 dedicated user
- restart on failure, without spamming other servers
- no need for a short TimeoutStopSec: spectrum2 supposedly correctly shuts down
- no need for Alias: the current filename is already OK
- add WantedBy=multi-user.target for install
* better description and documentation * use spectrum2 dedicated user * restart on failure, without spamming other servers * no need for a short TimeoutStopSec: spectrum2 supposedly correctly shuts down * no need for Alias: the current filename is already OK * add WantedBy=multi-user.target for install
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This requires more packaging change such as user creation, various directories permissions for the new user, etc... |
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Take a look at some examples: user creation and directories permissions |
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I worked in the systemd service file because it's easy to develop and test But I won't work on trying to correctly build the .deb. It works enough on Le mer. 19 oct. 2016 10:55, vitalyster [email protected] a écrit :
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I don't think the user should be specified in systemd service file, since you can specify users and groups in spectrum transports config files, which seems to work fine for me. If you want to get non-root user by default in the deb, the package should create system user and have the user/group entries in the example config files uncommented. Other stuff looks nice 👍 |
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What's missing is systemd for the server (webserver) to register |
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Looks good to me :)
Is @Niluge-KiWi still interested to merge this?
Or shall I create a new PR?
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As proposed by others, I propose to drop this line for the sake of an easier setup and leave dropping the privileges to spectrum_manager.
