On Wed, Feb 12, 2014 at 01:30:59AM +0100, Kai Krakow wrote: > Hey there! Hey!
> There may be a bug here, because almost every time when that happened it > looks like systemd has suspended my network connection but didn't bring it > back online after the system refused to go to sleep. I need to restart > NetworkManager then or reboot (I prefer reboot to alleviate any other side > effects that may have had). This sounds like an NM problem. Afaik, doesn't do anything special with network interfaces when suspending. > But what actually results from this is the following question: How do I > prevent systemd from trying to go to sleep while the backup job is running? > I'd like it to either (a) do not go to sleep at all (do not even try) or (b) > defer the sleeping signal until the backup job finished, with (b) preferred > plus some grace time. See systemd-inhibit(1). > I don't know if something like "Conflicts=sleep.target" would do the job, I > even do not know if that would be a good idea at all. This wouldn't be a good idea because your job would get cancelled as a result of sleep.target/start. > Ah, and then another one, more or less unrelated: Lennart one time told me > that it's on the feature plan for systemd to wake the system up for selected > timer units and put it back to sleep afterwards. It would be a nice-to-have. > Still on the feature list? Maybe any news on that? I'd like to test it. Nothing so far. > Another one, partially unrelated: I've set up the backup mount point with > automount in systemd (via fstab). Is it possible to automatically undo that > automount upon finishing the backup job? If I explicitly call umount, the > job could wait forever if I accidently left a shell open in that directory. > This more or less concludes to the question: Could automount units also > automatically unmount after some idle time (after nothing any longer > accessed the volume)? It's in the TODO... Zbyszek _______________________________________________ systemd-devel mailing list systemd-devel@lists.freedesktop.org http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/systemd-devel