On Sun, Jul 24, 2022 at 08:33:03AM +0530, Vikas Rawal wrote:
What should I do for more verbose error reporting?
as johannes already suggested, add the -D option.
systemd has protection mechanisms against error floods. you can
configure the exact behavior.
Can you kindly point to how? Is the
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> > i guess? systemd has protection mechanisms against error floods. you can
> > configure the exact behavior.
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> Can you kindly point to how? Is there a way of telling systemd to just
> silently ignore these errors?
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> This seems to make systemd ignore the errors:
https://stackoverflow.co
> > I think it is working at the moment. But it stops every now and then. As
> > you would see below, mbsync.service also ends with an error. There is no
> > such error when I run mbsync -V daily myself.
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> the error is certainly stochastic, so it's more likely to occur when you
> auto-poll ofte
On 22.07.22 02:28 Vikas Rawal wrote:
> I think it is working at the moment. But it stops every now and then. As
> you would see below, mbsync.service also ends with an error. There is no
> such error when I run mbsync -V daily myself. Is this error makes systemd
> stop running it repeatedly?
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