Thanks Lenart. Will give it a shot.
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On Sun, 02.03.14 18:00, Usman ([email protected]) wrote:
> So actually i want to listen on dbus and somehow get a message when an
> application has restarted N number of times within time T and will not
> be started anymore. How do I differentiate this case from normal
> application Release messa
So actually i want to listen on dbus and somehow get a message when an
application has restarted N number of times within time T and will not be
started anymore. How do I differentiate this case from normal application
Release message that I do get each time it restarts?
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On Fri, 28.02.14 09:15, Usman ([email protected]) wrote:
> Thanks Lennart. Just a follow up question, can we get the "result"
> from the Agent Released message on the dbus somehow? Or which message
> should I be listening on dbus for this?
Sorry, for which message? I don't follow?
Why would you
Thanks Lennart. Just a follow up question, can we get the "result" from the
Agent Released message on the dbus somehow? Or which message should I be
listening on dbus for this?
On Thursday, February 27, 2014 5:14 PM, Lennart Poettering
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On Wed, 26.02.14 11:59, Usman ([email protected]
On Wed, 26.02.14 11:59, Usman ([email protected]) wrote:
> Hi Guys,
>
>
>
> I am getting started with systemd and am looking for a particular
> answer. I know the config option "StartLimitAction=" will have a
> pre-set option to choose from. It either restarts the box or so. But I
> want to do
Hi Guys,
I am getting started with systemd and am looking for a particular answer. I
know the config option "StartLimitAction=" will have a pre-set option to choose
from. It either restarts the box or so. But I want to do something else as
well. For example I want to execute a script when rat
