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I'm testing a new gitlab runner I've setup.
If a project just has a very short CI job (or one that fails very quickly, which is probably more realistic outside of testing the setup) systemd starts reporting that "user@999.service" failed, 999 being the uid of gitlab-runner. The job ran as it should, and if it make it slower (e.g. by adding a sleep to it), nothing fails.
Searching for the error leads me to believe it just systemd trying to do something everytime a new "session" starts for that user, and deciding it must be broken because it exits so soon multiple times in a very short period of time. How do I allow that, preferably just for this one user?
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I'm testing a new gitlab runner I've setup.
If a project just has a very short CI job (or one that fails very quickly, which is probably more realistic outside of testing the setup) systemd starts reporting that "user@999.service" failed, 999 being the uid of gitlab-runner. The job ran as it should, and if it make it slower (e.g. by adding a sleep to it), nothing fails.
Searching for the error leads me to believe it just systemd trying to do something everytime a new "session" starts for that user, and deciding it must be broken because it exits so soon multiple times in a very short period of time. How do I allow that, preferably just for this one user?
systemd users gitlab
There is aStartLimitBurst=5
by default, which restricts restarts to 5 in 10 seconds, but I don't think it applies to slice and scope Units.
– meuh
2 days ago
I know there are options to configure how many restarts are acceptable for normal services, but this is not a normal service, and if possible I only want to edit it for this one user.
– Henrik
2 days ago
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I'm testing a new gitlab runner I've setup.
If a project just has a very short CI job (or one that fails very quickly, which is probably more realistic outside of testing the setup) systemd starts reporting that "user@999.service" failed, 999 being the uid of gitlab-runner. The job ran as it should, and if it make it slower (e.g. by adding a sleep to it), nothing fails.
Searching for the error leads me to believe it just systemd trying to do something everytime a new "session" starts for that user, and deciding it must be broken because it exits so soon multiple times in a very short period of time. How do I allow that, preferably just for this one user?
systemd users gitlab
I'm testing a new gitlab runner I've setup.
If a project just has a very short CI job (or one that fails very quickly, which is probably more realistic outside of testing the setup) systemd starts reporting that "user@999.service" failed, 999 being the uid of gitlab-runner. The job ran as it should, and if it make it slower (e.g. by adding a sleep to it), nothing fails.
Searching for the error leads me to believe it just systemd trying to do something everytime a new "session" starts for that user, and deciding it must be broken because it exits so soon multiple times in a very short period of time. How do I allow that, preferably just for this one user?
systemd users gitlab
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There is aStartLimitBurst=5
by default, which restricts restarts to 5 in 10 seconds, but I don't think it applies to slice and scope Units.
– meuh
2 days ago
I know there are options to configure how many restarts are acceptable for normal services, but this is not a normal service, and if possible I only want to edit it for this one user.
– Henrik
2 days ago
add a comment |
There is aStartLimitBurst=5
by default, which restricts restarts to 5 in 10 seconds, but I don't think it applies to slice and scope Units.
– meuh
2 days ago
I know there are options to configure how many restarts are acceptable for normal services, but this is not a normal service, and if possible I only want to edit it for this one user.
– Henrik
2 days ago
There is a
StartLimitBurst=5
by default, which restricts restarts to 5 in 10 seconds, but I don't think it applies to slice and scope Units.– meuh
2 days ago
There is a
StartLimitBurst=5
by default, which restricts restarts to 5 in 10 seconds, but I don't think it applies to slice and scope Units.– meuh
2 days ago
I know there are options to configure how many restarts are acceptable for normal services, but this is not a normal service, and if possible I only want to edit it for this one user.
– Henrik
2 days ago
I know there are options to configure how many restarts are acceptable for normal services, but this is not a normal service, and if possible I only want to edit it for this one user.
– Henrik
2 days ago
add a comment |
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StartLimitBurst=5
by default, which restricts restarts to 5 in 10 seconds, but I don't think it applies to slice and scope Units.– meuh
2 days ago
I know there are options to configure how many restarts are acceptable for normal services, but this is not a normal service, and if possible I only want to edit it for this one user.
– Henrik
2 days ago