> I do this since long for /tmp. /var/tmp might be more difficult, as is
> supposed to be able to carry large files.
>
According to the FHS /var/tmp must be persistent across reboots so it
should never be tmpfs by default.
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> Not sure about Gentoo, but Debian and Fedora have “alternatives” subsystem,
> which helps in such situation.
>
> For specific case of ?DM, Fedora has hacky /etc/X11/prefdm script which
> is responsible for starting preffered one.
>
Gentoo has something similar and now that I think about it the
> > The two examples you've listed are supported already.
>
> Jack, did you check EnvironmentFile=/etc/conf.d/xyz?
> if this file defines ABC=123, then you can use ExecStart=/path/to/app $ABC
>
I don't believe that feature existed when I first looked at systemd
but it sounds like exactly what would
If you mean "no, there are no plans to support that" then please just say so
plainly.
On Wed, Sep 8, 2010 at 8:25 AM, Kay Sievers wrote:
> On Wed, Sep 8, 2010 at 14:40, Jack Byer wrote:
> > Will systemd support the kind of flexibility that Gentoo provides with
> the
>
Will systemd support the kind of flexibility that Gentoo provides with the
/etc/conf.d structure?
I can change the behavior of any file in /etc/init.d by editing or creating
a corresponding file in /etc/conf.d. Sometimes this configuration can be
quite extensive - modifying command-line parameters
I wrote three service files that make systemd bring up the Gentoo
runlevels. Systemd does much of the work of the openrc "sysinit" and
"boot" runlevels so I most of the services can be deleted from there
and just those items that are not performed by systemd need to be left
in.
openrc-sysinit.serv
I made a custom profile and started building a gentoo system with systemd
instead of sysvinit in a chroot for testing.
I've noticed two minor problems with the ebuild - it is missing the
dependency for dev-libs/dbus-glib and portage won't install it if sysvinit
is installed because of file collisi
