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I think I have a relatively good handle on the different Type of services which SystemD can be configured for (e.g. simple, oneshot, etc).
The docs provide a pretty reasonable overview and description of the options. So often it's possible to "guess" the likely best option and do 'trial and error' to confirm. That is especially the case with applications that I'm quite familiar with.
However, I am concerned that there may be circumstance I'm not accounting for during my 'trial and error' testing (i.e. risk of edge case bugs). So I'm after suggestions on methods of testing/investigating an application to determine it's likely best Type.
FWIW, I'm thinking of some way of manually launching an application and tracing how it responds, whether it forks or not (multiple processes, etc). I feel like there must be some relatively easy way to do that (using standard commandline tools) that I'm missing.
I'm not sure if it's relevant, but Debian is my distro of choice.
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I think I have a relatively good handle on the different Type of services which SystemD can be configured for (e.g. simple, oneshot, etc).
The docs provide a pretty reasonable overview and description of the options. So often it's possible to "guess" the likely best option and do 'trial and error' to confirm. That is especially the case with applications that I'm quite familiar with.
However, I am concerned that there may be circumstance I'm not accounting for during my 'trial and error' testing (i.e. risk of edge case bugs). So I'm after suggestions on methods of testing/investigating an application to determine it's likely best Type.
FWIW, I'm thinking of some way of manually launching an application and tracing how it responds, whether it forks or not (multiple processes, etc). I feel like there must be some relatively easy way to do that (using standard commandline tools) that I'm missing.
I'm not sure if it's relevant, but Debian is my distro of choice.
systemd services startup
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I think I have a relatively good handle on the different Type of services which SystemD can be configured for (e.g. simple, oneshot, etc).
The docs provide a pretty reasonable overview and description of the options. So often it's possible to "guess" the likely best option and do 'trial and error' to confirm. That is especially the case with applications that I'm quite familiar with.
However, I am concerned that there may be circumstance I'm not accounting for during my 'trial and error' testing (i.e. risk of edge case bugs). So I'm after suggestions on methods of testing/investigating an application to determine it's likely best Type.
FWIW, I'm thinking of some way of manually launching an application and tracing how it responds, whether it forks or not (multiple processes, etc). I feel like there must be some relatively easy way to do that (using standard commandline tools) that I'm missing.
I'm not sure if it's relevant, but Debian is my distro of choice.
systemd services startup
asked 12 mins ago
Jeremy DavisJeremy Davis
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I think I have a relatively good handle on the different Type of services which SystemD can be configured for (e.g. simple, oneshot, etc).
The docs provide a pretty reasonable overview and description of the options. So often it's possible to "guess" the likely best option and do 'trial and error' to confirm. That is especially the case with applications that I'm quite familiar with.
However, I am concerned that there may be circumstance I'm not accounting for during my 'trial and error' testing (i.e. risk of edge case bugs). So I'm after suggestions on methods of testing/investigating an application to determine it's likely best Type.
FWIW, I'm thinking of some way of manually launching an application and tracing how it responds, whether it forks or not (multiple processes, etc). I feel like there must be some relatively easy way to do that (using standard commandline tools) that I'm missing.
I'm not sure if it's relevant, but Debian is my distro of choice.
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systemd services startup
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Jeremy DavisJeremy Davis
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