Artix Linux achieves this with
pipeline -dw { s6-log ... } actual-oneshot
Not ideal due to the lack of supervision for s6-log, but it works.
Yes, it works. The lack of supervision doesn't matter here because
the s6-log is short-lived: it will die when actual-oneshot exits. The
main drawback
Artix Linux achieves this with
pipeline -dw { s6-log ... } actual-oneshot
Not ideal due to the lack of supervision for s6-log, but it works.
Em ter., 7 de mar. de 2023 08:12, Daniel Barlow escreveu:
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> Hi all
>
> I've adopted s6 and s6-rc for a small distro that's targeted at
> consumer wifi
The default stderr for oneshot services is the default stderr of the
supervision tree you're running s6-rc with.
So, if you're using s6-linux-init, stderr for oneshot services goes
directly to the catch-all logger and you don't need the redirection.
If you want your oneshots to log to a
On Tue, Mar 7, 2023 at 10:45 AM Daniel Barlow wrote:
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>
> Hi all
>
> I've adopted s6 and s6-rc for a small distro that's targeted at
> consumer wifi routers and similar low-powered devices (same target
> devices as openwrt) and so far I am appreciating the consistency and the
> warm fuzzies that
Hi all
I've adopted s6 and s6-rc for a small distro that's targeted at
consumer wifi routers and similar low-powered devices (same target
devices as openwrt) and so far I am appreciating the consistency and the
warm fuzzies that I get from having a supervision tree (and simple
readiness
