abarbarian Posted October 8, 2013 Posted October 8, 2013 Whilst there are some threads concerning systemd there does not seem to be a thread about using systemd that I can find so this is just such a thread. This is a thread to post useful information on the general usage of systemd for whatever os. My tip is a little outside my knowledge zone but I can see that it looks very useful. http://jjacky.com/2013-10-06-run-triggers-on-systemd-journal-messages/ Installed as a service, it runs in the background and whenever a matching messages is added to the journal, the corresponding action is triggered. Exactly what I was looking for. For example, an error can sometimes occur leading to the network being down, as the interface goes down with a speed/duplex mismatch error. This doesn't happen very often and is easy enough to fix once the problem has been identified, but now I don't have to, thanks to a simple rule like the following: [Rule] trigger=systemctl restart network.service [Filter] _KERNEL_DEVICE=+pci:0000:02:00.0 MESSAGE=sky2 0000:02:00.0 net0: speed/duplex mismatch See I told you it was a useful tip. 1 Quote
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