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sshd and apache2 for example both support systemd socket activation -- whether distributions actually do that is up to the distros. CoreOS for example runs ssh
by pquerna 10y ago
sshd and apache2 for example both support systemd socket activation -- whether distributions actually do that is up to the distros. CoreOS for example runs sshd via socket activation.
- anonbanker 10y agoDidn't CoreOS recently dump systemd?
- fpoling 10y agoOn CoreOS the integration is buggy. One cannot start a long running process from sshd as when one logs out, all processes started from sshd are killed. One can workaround that using systemd-run utility to start long-running operation, but that is a privileged operation. Besides, it violates one of the premises of socket activation that it should be completely transparent.