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I hate parallel service start up on server. Yes, it is faster. But when it breaks because bad dependency, it is hard to reason the breakage on a initrd shell o
by j16sdiz 8y ago
I hate parallel service start up on server.
Yes, it is faster. But when it breaks because bad dependency, it is hard to reason the breakage on a initrd shell on a small remote console.
I value debuggability, reliablity and manual fallback options on server.
- kakwa_ 8y agoI hate writing systemd .service files. I'm always confused with the Type (should it be simple? forking?) and my program ends-up starting but not stopping or things like that. I know I lack the knowledge to write a good .service file in one go, as I write one every other month at best and forget all the details in between. It would be the same with a traditional init scripts. However, with init scripts, the way to debug is obvious: just add a '-x' somewhere and here we go, you have a detailed execution. I don't know the equivalent with systemd and I end-up bashing my head against the wall trying everything blindly.