GNU Shepherd 0.6 Released - Adds Support For One-Shot Services

[Shiba]

or supporting one of the other options.

I'm doing that already.

[MoonMoon]

I don't want the idiotic INI syntax of systemd, let alone Guile...

Nobody will stop you from inventing your own or supporting one of the other options.

[Shiba]

I don't want the idiotic INI syntax of systemd, let alone Guile...

[q2dg]

I am using systemd, but I wish it would have socket-activated daemons. Maybe it does have that, but I don't know how. I wish it was simple and easy.
As an occasional PHP web developer, I have Apache installed, but don't want it to get started on boot, only when my web browser connects to it.

You haven't googled

[Britoid]

That must mean Shepherd has 0 other users, if the only user is the developer. Wow.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I am using systemd, but I wish it would have socket-activated daemons. Maybe it does have that, but I don't know how. I wish it was simple and easy.
As an occasional PHP web developer, I have Apache installed, but don't want it to get started on boot, only when my web browser connects to it.

It does.

https://www.linux.com/blog/end-road-...s-socket-units

https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd-socket-proxyd.html

[uid313]

I am using systemd, but I wish it would have socket-activated daemons. Maybe it does have that, but I don't know how. I wish it was simple and easy.
As an occasional PHP web developer, I have Apache installed, but don't want it to get started on boot, only when my web browser connects to it.

[tildearrow]

I'm sure the one user will be happy.

That must mean Shepherd has 0 other users, if the only user is the developer. Wow.

[Britoid]

I'm sure the one user will be happy.

[bitman]

trying to avoid systemd is like trying to use a custom black theme. at some point you figure out you have better things to do than to fight with your system all the time.

[Vistaus]

debianxfce Where you at?