Guido U. Draheim

Actually, there is some support for "template units" but it is not backed by test cases. So it may not work in your case - but it should. Please have...

Please check the function "def get_env" which is used during start-unit. I guess that "set-environment" needs to write to a file which is then being read during get_env. The tricky...

This ticket is still open and I would like to ask if there is a workaround that you use? I don't have access to "netapp" packages in the general distros...

So you say that the ExecStartPre command contains some kind of "set-environment" ? I have tested a few mariadb versions but I did not see such. Can you show the...

Oh, this is really awful, I hate it just from seeing it. Nethertheless I see your point that it seems easier to extend systemctl.py instead of fixing the mess in...

After checking the systemd documentation, it seems that set-environment does NOT alter the environment space of the unit but it does alter the environment space of the central [Manager] process....

Well, that sounds easy to do - the frontend functions can run multiple implementation functions so that running do_disable followd by do_enable should be possible. May I ask what the...

I guess the "1" in the description says that you are running systemctl.py as the init-daemon of the container. When the InitLoop in the code is activated then it does...

@nmvega - yes, that's how I do usually use it. Have a look at the examples in https://github.com/gdraheim/docker-systemctl-images

Actually, all processes for the services are going to be detached even when running systemctl.py as PID-1. It is probably not easy to get the exit code from a detached...