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Disabling Shepherd services across reboots?
From: |
Felix Lechner |
Subject: |
Disabling Shepherd services across reboots? |
Date: |
Fri, 07 Jun 2024 04:21:02 -0700 |
Hi,
Is there a way to disable Shepherd services across reboots without
reconfiguring the system? If not, what is the purpose of 'herd disable'
vs 'herd stop'?
My background is I have a system I cannot currently reconfigure. (I use
experimental features from a development version of the Shepherd as a
Scheme noobie.) A Shepherd timer pulls rsync data every five minutes.
That timer fails due to a corruption issue in an Sqlite3 database, which
sends me an email. I disabled the service, but yesterday I had two power
outages. Each time, the emails came back.
I believe the popular expectation might be that 'herd disable' disables
a Shepherd service until the system is reconfigured.
Kind regards,
Felix
- Disabling Shepherd services across reboots?,
Felix Lechner <=