Hi,
for future reference the issue in Fedora was the configuration
"ProtectHome=yes" in systemd-coredump's service file (Ubuntu does the
same), which makes the home directory invisible to systemd-coredump, and
thus "coredumpctl info" shows "n/a" instead of function names in call
stacks even if the
On Do, 05.09.24 12:37, Steve Traylen ([email protected]) wrote:
> Was trying to set up a trivial socket and service to process multiple
> inputs:
>
> # Socket emailoutput.socket
> [Unit]
> Description=Send email via a socket.
>
> [Socket]
> Accept=yes
> ListenFIFO=/run/emailoutput.socket
>
> #
FIFOs aren't sockets – they do not have an equivalent to accept() and there
is no multiplexing of inputs; all writes to the FIFO immediately go to the
"listening" file descriptor. So it's almost more like a datagram socket
than a stream one, in a sense.
If you want a true socket that's filesystem-
Was trying to set up a trivial socket and service to process multiple
inputs:
# Socket emailoutput.socket
[Unit]
Description=Send email via a socket.
[Socket]
Accept=yes
ListenFIFO=/run/emailoutput.socket
# Service [email protected]
[Unit]
Description=email
[Service]
ExecStart=/usr/bin/mai
