Hi all,
Thanks for the info. I like the way user shepherd services work so far. I
haven’t used it much yet but it seems to mostly do the trick. The only thing I
want is the declarative configuration. By “declarative” I mean configured in
config.scm. Do you think there could be a chance of addin
>I would love to see something closer to an event triggered service than
>forking once and forgetting.
You can use shepherd and herd commands (without sudo).
For example:
$ shepherd [-c config.scm]
$ herd status
Then configure your `config.scm` as you like. As a default shepherd will use
`$XDG_C
Thanks Chris,
I wasn’t aware of the autostart spec so I took a look. Thanks! After reading it
I’m not sure it provides the retry support (among other things) that a user
service might provide. I would love to see something closer to an event
triggered service than forking once and forgetting.
John Soo writes:
> Hi Reza,
>
> I’m not sure this is possible right now. I recently tried making a
> service which would need the x display variable and I got stuck right
> about when I needed the logged in user. I would love to see it though.
>
> Does anyone else know?
I don't think there's an
Hi Reza,
I’m not sure this is possible right now. I recently tried making a service
which would need the x display variable and I got stuck right about when I
needed the logged in user. I would love to see it though.
Does anyone else know?
Thanks,
John
> On Feb 3, 2019, at 7:16 AM, Reza Ali
Hi everyone,
Is it possible to define a shepherd service based on user login sessions in
Guix?
I want to run an application as a daemon that is responsible for serving its
services, separately for each user.
Thanks,
Reza
