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I am making my own sandboxing tool based on bubblewrap and systemd cgroup management. I am dynamically creating a systemd scope via the DBus API and then spawning a child process running a bubblewrap ...
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first time here, I need validation of my service, it's a power plan loop script, works fine, but I need feedback about if everything is correct, here the .service file [Unit] Description=um script de ...
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I am currently running several Python scripts on a Linux server. These scripts communicate with external hardware devices Right now, I have 4 instances running. The underlying Python code is exactly ...
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In my env, some child processes are started by one systemd service, if there is something wrong with one child process and OOM is triggered by it, all the processes (all the child processes and the ...
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how to configure systemd to load essential graphics and virtualization modules early in the boot process, while deferring non-critical services & modules for manual activation later. called gpu ...
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I am working on a custom deployment of some open source software where some of the code needs to be modified to provide a couple additional features that are not present, so I'm working on making ...
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When I use sd_journal_open() the process balloons in memory depending on the O/S and the flags used to open the journal. I wrote a test that does nothing more than open the journal and idle in order ...
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I am working on a project in go (which I am not very familiar with), that runs as a systemd process and spawns child processes, but whenever the systemd service is restarted, I see warnings (sometimes ...
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My task was to port debian12 to debian13. In debian13 I noticed that the website was behaving differently with Perl v5.40.1. I found out that the following line returns different values on different ...
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I am trying to implement a system where I will be using podman quadlets and systemd for maintaining the service. What I tried Enabled the podman auto timer and verified Edited the podman auto timer ...
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I have this script to get images from a webcam & process them via RKNN NPU #!/bin/bash # Define the temporary directory for images TEMP_DIR="/media/32GB/pics" # Define the resize/...
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I'm refreshing the setup scripts for some home service, for a couple of years now we have had systemd-creds to manage secrets for our services. I'm missing something obvious about what benefit this ...
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I developed a .NET 6.0 service that executes functions that execute in a fixed interval of time. I used timers to start functions. But I detect sometimes that the service stops to execute this ...
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I'm running an Azure DevOps pipeline using agents deployed via a VMSS (Virtual Machine Scale Set) based on a custom Packer image. This image includes Polyspace tools (like Code Prover and Bug Finder), ...
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I have a service that runs via a bash script over systemd. Now systemd reports that it crashed with a segfault. I tried to reconstruct the invocation pipeline: api.service [Unit] Description=API After=...
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