Guido U. Draheim

Looking for "infinity" it seems that using "0" is an undocumented feature of systemd. https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd.service.html Such things are quite usual in the systemd world, so I'll put that also on...

I wonder why "systemctl status roscore" says "active" but "systemctl is-active roscore" may return inactive. You did run "is-active" manually. Automatic start is documented - enable services are run when...

Just as the messages says: it is not implemented and it is not easy. And I don't see a point in ignoring it - or should it?

The systemctl-replacement script has been succussfully used with WSL. Please check out Pengwin as mentioned in #106 As for the usage: you can run all services with "systemctl default" and...

Yeah, template-units is on the todo-list. I have prepared some basic functions but the testsuite does not know about it. So there should even more omissions than this one. I...

Yeah, the expand special-vars should be able to recognize the `name@instance` parts of the service full name. In some situation that may well be enough. ;)

By the way, I have just tried to extend match_units but it did run into other problems subsequently. So your workaround seems to be the best way to handle it...

I have modified both match and load unit, so that atleast the status-command shows that the unit is ready. I don't know about start/stop though. As the template-unit match comes...

On the documentation for the systemctl command a slightly different table is used https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemctl.html * 0 "program is running or service is OK" .. unit is active * 1 "program...

As the processes of the services are completely independent one can just exchange the out file-node where to write to. An option may be to use "falloate --punch-hole" to put...