Hello,
Dariqq <dar...@posteo.net> skribis:
> The two services that I know of are thermald and virtlogd.
I found these:
--8<---------------cut here---------------start------------->8---
scheme@(guix scripts system search)> ,pp (map shepherd-service-provision
(append-map (lambda (services)
(remove (lambda
(service)
(memq
'user-processes
(shepherd-service-requirement service)))
services))
(map
service-type-default-shepherd-services (fold-service-types cons '()))))
$7 = ((user-homes)
(tailon)
(agate)
(varnish-default)
(httpd)
(fcgiwrap)
(mumi)
(mumi-worker)
(mumi-mailer)
(php-fpm)
(whoogle-search)
(hpcguix-web)
(gmnisrv)
(vpn-client)
(ipsec)
(vpn-server)
(xvnc vncserver)
(git-daemon)
(mumble-server)
(jami-dbus-session)
(jami)
(sysctl)
(autossh)
(ssh-daemon ssh sshd)
(webssh)
(ssh-daemon ssh sshd)
(ssh-daemon ssh sshd)
(spice-vdagentd)
(speakersafetyd)
(system-log syslogd)
(pcscd)
(samba-nmbd)
(samba-smbd)
(samba-winbindd)
(wsdd)
(rsync)
(thermald)
(rpcbind-daemon)
(idmap-daemon)
(gss-daemon)
(rpc-pipefs)
(pagekite)
(ipfs)
(vswitchd)
(unblocked-wifi)
(iptables)
(nftables)
(opendht dhtnode dhtproxy)
(prometheus-node-exporter)
(vnstatd)
(radicale)
(dovecot)
(rspamd)
(imap4d)
(kernel-module-loader)
(rasdaemon)
(cachefilesd)
(directory-server-localhost)
(guix-data-service)
(guix-data-service-setup-database)
(guix-data-service-process-jobs)
(guix-build-coordinator)
(wesnoth-daemon)
(joycond)
(transmission-daemon transmission bittorrent)
(dockerd)
(containerd)
(kresd)
(dnsmasq)
(inputattach)
(elogind)
(bluetooth)
(x11-socket-directory)
(seatd elogind)
(upower-daemon)
(postgres-roles)
(mysql-upgrade)
(cups)
(cgroups2-limits)
(cgroups2-fs-owner)
(laminar)
(gpm)
(udev)
(urandom-seed)
(virtual-terminal)
(trng)
(user-processes)
(auditd))
--8<---------------cut here---------------end--------------->8---
Some of them are legitimate, many are not. (Not sure why ‘virtlogd’
doesn’t show up here.)
> Also the purpose of the user-processes service (and maybe also the
> filesystems) service as synchronization targets are documented only in
> their definition and implicitly with the shepherd graph
> image. System-shepherd services that dont depend on anything are
> probably a bad idea and seems like a very common mistake for (new)
> users implementing their own services.
> Maybe this should be a a more explicit note in the documentation for
> shepherd-service-requirement and/or a small paragraph in the shepherd
> services intro?
Yes, agreed. I’m not entirely sure where to document it; do you have
ideas?
(The doc in this area probably needs a Spring cleanup…)
> Is there a reason for user-processes to block on waiting for every
> process execpt PID1 to exit or why during the (sleep 1) calls other
> services (that falsely dont depend on user-processes) are not being
> stopped in the meantime which would help resolve the deadlock?
The assumption is that services have been stopped by the time
‘user-processes’ is stopped (because they’re supposed to depend on it).
Thus, when ‘user-processes’ is stopped, normally only user processes are
left.
> But insisting on restarting a service seems a bit pointless to me
> during shutdown/reboot where everything will be terminated anyway.
Agreed, I’ll see how to do that on the shepherd side.
Thanks,
Ludo’.
