I am trying to create a Golang server using the gin framework on ubuntu. It works fine when it is executed in the terminal after building it with go build and equally works well locally. Systemd I got this error Answer Adding a working directory to the systemd fix this error.
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run script when chrony steps clock
I need to start a certain service after system clock was correctly stepped by crony. System time is maintained by chrony (chronyd (chrony) version 3.5 (+CMDMON +NTP +REFCLOCK +RTC -PRIVDROP -SCFILTER -SIGND +ASYNCDNS -SECHASH +IPV6 -DEBUG)). Chrony setup, if relevant, is: example of a “normal, tracking status” is: while “unsynchronized” (initial) status is: I seem to remember crony can call
Do you know how to make the system automatically restart daemon service?
I have made a daemon service in linux server. It is running well. The service file is stargate.service (in /etc/systemd/system). If by some reasons, the daemon service is die and stop. Do you know how to make the system automatically restart the daemon service ? How to make the daemon service starts if server get rebooted? Answer To respawn your
Systemd – How to trigger another unit while reloading a service?
I’m currently facing the issue that I want to trigger a Systemd unit when another unit get reloaded – not restartet. This is what I achived so far: But that is only working using systemctl restart teleport. Reload doesn’t work. How can this be achived without touching the original teleport.service unit? Answer Found out that this can be easily achived
How to show hidden sysctl tunable?
I’m on a Yocto Linux distribution and I need to set the sysctl tunable kernel.panic_on_rcu_stall to 1. The problem is when I list the elements inside /proc/sys/kernel I have no panic_on_rcu_stall and if I try to set the option anyway I get the folowing error: I know that the key exist, we can see it on the Linux Kernel documentation,
How to configure systemd *.service using XML file configuration
I’m making a cross-platform background process. For Windows, I have a XML configuration file, which has a service name, load type etc. On windows, program during execution just parses this file and creates the service, easy. Linux, on other hand, has this *.service config file, which doesn’t allow me to use my XML config, so I have to configure my
How can I determine the precise set of environment variables a systemd EnvironmentFile would set?
systemd has an EnvironmentFile directive, which sets environment variables from a file’s contents based on a number of rules, which are not quite equivalent to how a shell would parse that file. How can I parse a systemd EnvironmentFile in exactly the same way that systemd itself would? Answer The surest thing is to let systemd parse the file itself,
Bash: Date-epoch with systemd
I execute the following line in a bash console. The content of my.log is as expected. Now I change the timestamp to epoch (format-code +%s). File is As expected again. But if I put this command line into systemd it would fail. produces Must be a problem with the format-code of date. If I remove the +%s then it is
What is a drop-in file? What is a drop-in directory? How to edit systemd service [closed]
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Setting up minecraft server service on usb hard drive problem
I’m trying to set up a minecraft server to play with my friends. It’s my first time doing this on linux, so I have a (I believe) small problem. I can’t figure out how to set up it on my usb hard drive. Here’s my minecraft.service small edit – I removed -%i, because it’s to make multi-server I believe and