Hello!
Le 05/01, Tanguy Le Carrour a écrit : > Le 04/29, Tobias Geerinckx-Rice a écrit : > > ~ λ cat /home/nckx/.config/shepherd/init.scm (load "services.scm") > > (register-services emacs gpg-agent ibus-daemon jackd) > > (action 'shepherd 'daemonize) ; send shepherd into background > > (for-each start (list emacs)) ; services to start automatically > > > > ~ λ cat /home/nckx/.config/shepherd/services.scm (define emacs > > (make <service> > > #:provides '(emacs) > > #:requires '() > > #:start (make-system-constructor "emacs --daemon") > > #:stop (make-system-destructor "emacsclient --eval > > \"(kill-emacs)\""))) > > ;; ...much more snipped... > > > > ~ λ grep shepherd /home/nckx/.xsession shepherd # user service manager > > Cooooool! :-) > Did you write the "much more snipped" by yourself? If yes, is it > available somewhere? Else, is it documented somewhere? Did you > copy/paste it from another Guix file? I've been playing with shepherd and service configurations and it's actually easier than I thought it would be, at least for "simple" services. Thanks for showing me the way! :-) I love it so much that I started/stopped the emacs service (defined with the snippet above) a few times. It works as expected, except for the `defunct` processes that hang around. Each time I run `herd stop emacs`, I get a new one, as if shepherd could not forget about the dead process. This doesn't prevent me from re-starting the process and using the service, but it looks… messy! Am I doing something wrong?! -- Tanguy
