nina
When doing an operation on a service with dinitctl, it would be handy if dinitctl would warn when the service file has changed since the time it was first loaded....
Right now dealing with capabilities is clunky; it would be good to have some degree of built-in support for them. Not yet sure what such support would look like but...
It would be nice if dinit was capable of automatically slicing its root cgroup for automatic per-service assignment. This is not something I have a concrete idea about yet, but...
A valid sqlite header must always be included (like in the other files) but sqlite3-binding.h explicitly guards against the system library case. This fixes forgejo compilation with libsqlite3 tag.
As of now the header is dumped straight into `/usr/include`, which is presumably unwanted
At least on some loongarch64 setups, the new chainloading mechanism hangs with no output, while the old mechanism works okay. This was discussed on matrix so just keeping this open...
It would be nice if protocol messages like querying service status were available unprivileged so that you could e.g. `dinitctl --system list` as a user. The way I'm thinking it...
I'd like to be able to say a service "provides" a name. I.e. you could have several different services, each providing the same name; then other services would be able...
first added probably in 5cdebf3eebc22cb850e7ba0344379a4918ef4a1a the code does the following: ``` /* Set up error logging */ logfile = getenv("FUSE2FS_LOGFILE"); if (logfile) { FILE *fp = fopen(logfile, "a"); if (!fp)...