, but for the moment we will just work
around by removing the idle-timeout. And I will ask at the autofs list
about a possible fix in their code.
Thanks!
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opping a session.scope/
So, can someone explain
a) why the ssh session of biouser is killed when stopping the mount
unit of his home dir?
b) why the session is not killed when invoked with "su -l biouser"?
And is there a way I can change a) so that the ssh session stays
and the stop job re
ng the user sessions is like "Oh, that mount is idle, I umount it,
but, hmm, there are processes still using it, so I kill these first,
although theses processes show me that the mount is not idle"...
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from /home/b, the mount is removed a minute later.
How can /home/b be considered idle with the above processes running..?
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considers /home/b idle although a user with
home /home/b/biouser still has a login session running? Or can it be
configured somewhere?
Thanks for any ideas or help!
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understand that I can only turn colors and bold print off or on at
the same time. But it's ok as I've learned how to disable bold fonts
in xterm on-the-fly.
And it's really no big deal, sorry if I made it sound like a serious
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function for that, it's quite easy to turn
them on and off on-the-fly...
Thanks for your explanations!
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on to bind "allow-bold-fonts(toggle)"
to a key in xterm resources allows to block bold fonts whenever
watching systemd boot messages via ipmi or AMT in a xterm...
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if
there is a place where the ascii sequences for colors and font faces
are defined and can be adjusted?
Or is there some option to remove the bold face only, but not the colors?
systemd.log_color=0 removes all formatting, but I'd like to keep the
colors...
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I missed this mail, sorry!
Andrei Borzenkov wrote:
16.05.2020 19:28, Frank Steiner пишет:
Hi Andrei,
Andrei Borzenkov wrote:
Can you reproduce it by simply running "systemctl daemon-reexec" without
any package update?
Yes, indeed! This is enough to destroy the ordering fo
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rrupt installations
TimeoutSec=1200
# this is neccessary to make sure we are stopped on reboot.
RemainAfterExit=yes
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Hi Andrei,
Andrei Borzenkov wrote:
Can you reproduce it by simply running "systemctl daemon-reexec" without
any package update?
Yes, indeed! This is enough to destroy the ordering for the next
shutdown.
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bug maybe fixed in some later version so that I
could ask SuSE to add the patch?
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opped. And you would be
surprised how much advantages you can get from the new features.
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Lennart Poettering wrote:
Things like ssh when run as a sysv script: people expect that shutting
down ssh doesn't kill all your children, and it didn't in sysv... And
there are similar things.
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e shutdown before the network goes down. Check in
/run/systemd/generator to see if this entry is missing in your units.
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stemd-sysv-generator
creates. I just have to deal with those, but the KillMode drop-in
does help enough.
Thanks for all the explanations!
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anks for pointing me to the right direction :-)
cu,
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t.d script, I always use units for my own
stuff. I'm talking about init.d scripts that are still delivered with
many software packages and that I wouldn't like or try to rewrite.
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en trying to unmount manually. But it
does help in many cases, so lsof+kill could be helpful, even if it's not
a perfect solution. Or at least having the possibility to do sth. like
that on my own via a drop-in.
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ount@.service that would be called for every umount
with e.g. the mounpoint accessable with a variable.
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Ok, so I'll have to live with that. Thanks for explaining!
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root.slice?
Or any other way to exclude only the root user from the limits set for
the user.slice?
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Lennart Poettering wrote:
You can do theopposite however, just use Slice= in your services to
assign arbitrary system services to user.slice.
Works great! Thanks a lot!
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) automatically put oder move user proceses started from apache or
grid into the user slice? Or move the whole apache/grid cgroup
into the user slice?
Thanks!
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not sure when this happens on our
production servers, they should always cleanly shutdown all iscsi
devices, but maybe this sometimes fails for some reason. I remember that
I once saw a "could not umount fs blabla, busy" or. sth.
The SuSE support is working on both issues now.
Thanks fo
t contain sth. like "After=network.service"?
Maybe it's a missing patch in the quite old version of systemd in SLE 12.
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ering mechanism should be "from top to bottom"
in fstab, but it looks like this vanishes for entries delayed by _netdev.
Maybe systemd collects all _netdev entries for later activation but
then forgets to re-order them?
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In case someone else steps in this;
Frank Steiner wrote
> Hi,
>
> on one of my serves I have a LVM that, due to an error in my lvm.conf,
> couldn't be mounted on boot. But I didn't get a maintenance shell as
> I usually got on other servers, the output just stopped af
Colin Guthrie wrote
> Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek wrote on 11/11/15 15:55:
>> On Wed, Nov 11, 2015 at 04:39:23PM +0100, Frank Steiner wrote:
>>> Isn't there an easy way to figure out if this script is running
>>> inside the boot process? Some variable set or not yet se
LVM doesn't exist.
I'd be very thankful for any hint pointing me to the right direction.
At the moment I've really no clue whats happening :-(
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SLE 12 does not yet know about this option, but I'll
ask for an update.
Thanks so far!
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m not sure if this reliable or not.
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*
forming this special action.
If I was able to work with systemd unit files, I could perfectly
do what I want, but I'm stuck with this LSB file.
Isn't there an easy way to figure out if this script is running
inside the boot process? Some variable set or not yet set?
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erent versions of container.conf could be created for forking scripts
etc., but this simple version was enough for us to run e.g. apache2 and tomcat.
Maybe this helps someone else :-)
cu,
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the
configs manually, so I missed it there, too.
Anyway, problem solved ;-)
cu,
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* Rekursion kann man erst verstehen, wenn man
everything that
was left over by that first phase. It's basically a umount loop that
That's ok as I only need to keep the mounts over a certain point, then
they can go :-)
Thanks for your help!
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? No matter if they have a *.mount
in /run/ or not?
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wonder if the shutdown initramfs feature
[1] would help here.
I didn't see how that might help. I'll try to setup *.mount file
for these mounts and try to order them with Before/After directivies
so that they are kept as long as possible during the shutdown.
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one.
I'm not sure how one can write to all consoles in parallel from user
space, I think in SLES 11 blogd was used for this. It would be nice
if systemd could print to all consoles without helper programs like
plymouth etc.
cu,
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* Rekursion kann man erst verstehen
distribution to backport the fixes.
I got a backport for SLES 12 from the SuSE support and now the test mode
works fine. Thanks for the hint :-)
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need to run the test mode? Adding him to the root group
didn't suffice.
Thanks!
cu,
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