On Fri, 15.04.11 17:42, Marius Tolzmann ([email protected]) wrote:
>
> Hi..
>
> is there a simple or documented way to start a user systemd at boot
> time?
Nope, no docs yet. All still in flux.
> when i create a unit for systemd --user including the PAM setup a
> user-systemd gets started
On Thu, 07.04.11 14:55, Marius Tolzmann ([email protected]) wrote:
Heya,
> we have a setup where every user can start its own services
> (e.g. a webserver, database server, whatever).
>
> if the user wants this service to be started after a reboot he just
> tells us the name of its startup
Hi..
is there a simple or documented way to start a user systemd at boot time?
when i create a unit for systemd --user including the PAM setup a
user-systemd gets started under the specified user.
- is it intended that there stays a strange process named: "sd:pam"
running as root? seems to be
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? 2011?04?07? 20:55, Marius Tolzmann ??:
>
> Hi again..
>
> we have a setup where every user can start its own services
> (e.g. a webserver, database server, whatever).
>
> if the user wants this service to be started after a reboot he just
> tells
Hi again..
we have a setup where every user can start its own services
(e.g. a webserver, database server, whatever).
if the user wants this service to be started after a reboot he just
tells us the name of its startup files and we add those to our startup
system. The service is then started wit
