systemd and Java daemons

Hi all, Seeing the discussion around the elasticsearch issue with systemd (#766977) I think we should review all our daemons and ensure they work properly with systemd. Out of my head we should check tomcat7, tomcat8, jetty8, activemq and jenkins. I have never used systemd so I'm not in the best p

Re: gmetric4j dependency on ganglia-monitor

On 18/11/14 11:58, Emmanuel Bourg wrote: > Hi Daniel, > > I noticed that libgmetric4j-java recommends ganglia-monitor, do you > think it would be possible to downgrade the dependency to suggests > instead? I'm asking because with a recommended dependency > libgmetric4j-java installs ganglia, I find

gmetric4j dependency on ganglia-monitor

Hi Daniel, I noticed that libgmetric4j-java recommends ganglia-monitor, do you think it would be possible to downgrade the dependency to suggests instead? I'm asking because with a recommended dependency libgmetric4j-java installs ganglia, I find it a bit odd to get a deamon installed when pulling

Re: Retiring as Debian Java Maintainer

Le 18/11/2014 05:40, tony mancill a écrit : > Niels, I believe you played a large part in helping establish the > welcoming atmosphere for Java team. +1, thank you for your enlightening advices on IRC, I hope you'll still hang around the #debian-java channel. I'm glad you are now involved with t

Re: How to handle internal dependencies

Hi Tim, Le 18/11/2014 09:50, Potter, Tim (Cloud Services) a écrit : > More concretely, the metrics-json jar depends on the metrics-healthchecks > jar which is built previously but I don't know how to add it to the local > maven repo. Try declaring metrics-healthchecks before metrics-json in debi

How to handle internal dependencies

Hi everyone. I was wondering how to handle Maven dependencies for modules inside a project. For example in the dropwizard-metrics pom.xml file, one of the modules mentions another as a dependency. maven-debian-helper doesn't seem to understand this and it gives a missing artefact error. More c