Am 26.07.20 um 21:36 schrieb Francesco Poli: > Control: reassign -1 systemd > > > On Fri, 17 Jul 2020 18:11:08 +0200 Francesco Poli wrote: > >> On Fri, 17 Jul 2020 01:46:06 +0200 Michael Biebl wrote: > [...] >>> network-online.target is only relevant during boot, once the target has >>> been reached, it will stay up, it is not dynamic. >>> I.e. you can't use that to delay the execution of a service after >>> suspend-resume. > [...] >>> >>> Reassigning accordingly. >> >> Hello Michael, thanks for your prompt reply. >> >> OK, I acknowledge that the network-online.target check is not reliable >> enough, I was aware of that. >> >> But anyway, let's pretend the network check is completely absent. >> >> Why is the service triggered *immediately* during wake-up? >> It should wait at least 5 min (OnActiveSec=5min) or be triggered on the >> basis of the calendar scheduling (OnCalendar=*-*-* *:20) with a random >> delay (RandomizedDelaySec=20min). >> >> And it should *not* catch up with missed execution chances (since the >> timer is *not* a Persistent=true one). >> >> What am I missing here? > > Dear Michael, > I am still convinced that this is a bug in systemd, as explained above. > I am reassigning back the bug report to package systemd. > > If you think that the timer unit can be modified so that it behaves as > intended, please tell me how I should modify it. > Just to recap the intended behavior: the timer should trigger the > corresponding oneshot service 5 min after the timer activation and then > hourly, with a random delay between 0 and 20 min, *without* catching up > with missed execution chances, and it should *not* trigger the service > immediately during a wake-up from sleep.
Maybe this is a misunderstanding. Persistent=true is relevant when you reboot/power down a system. In your case, the system is suspended and woken up again. > Otherwise, please investigate/fix the issue and/or forward my > bug report upstream, as appropriate. Not sure what I'm supposed to investigate or fix here, sorry. So I can't forward anything upstream either.
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