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Update wiki on various topics This update is too large, I made too many notes on stuff. Nonetheless, it is very nice to see progress. I've made note revisions on the following topics: - Learning - Writing - Various Linux-related stuff I've yet to start learning illustration but I'll be starting tomorrow for an update how do I keep in mind with those writings. There are still a lot of things to be processed from the backlog with yet more notes on learning but I keep having those perspectives whenever I practice so ehhh... Better have those than nothing? Furthermore, I've also updated the timestamp format. It is pretty simple to update all of the notes with a couple of `sed` calls. Aaaand, I've also changed the way how the assets stored with the folders only leaving it up for the generated files instead of enforcing it on every note. I create more visual aids and managing them is a pain for each note. This restructuring frees me of that burden.
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Update notebook as of 2021-11-06 - Some updates to pacman as I'm going to trying to use Open Build Service which apparently has support for publishing Arch Linux packages. Pretty nice! - Starting to take more notes for Git as I use it beyond the simple commit and push workflow. I mostly use it to create patches for packaging other applications. - Updates for Drawabox.
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#+title: systemd
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#+date: "2021-05-20 22:37:22 +08:00"
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#+date_modified: "2022-09-29 12:21:34 +08:00"
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#+language: en
Add notes on various programs and Udacity program Mainly on the SUSE cloud native fundamentals scholarship program from Udacity along with various CLI programs I learnt to use over the days trying to complete it piecewise... Offhand comment, it is pretty nice so far.
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systemd is a big tool for a big system.
Let's explore some of them from a perspective of a wannabe power user.
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Among other things, it has the following list of features.
- [[id:f1b21fc8-86a5-47cd-b3d8-da6ac7a34427][systemd timers]] which can replace cron for task scheduling.
- [[id:cd5f0d04-d9bb-44e8-a0f2-630ea58c1e94][systemd services]] along with the usual antics of a service manager such as managing dependencies and commands to run when killed.
- [[id:a602f900-cdcf-4090-9278-d5926d80eedc][systemd transient units]] for quickly creating and scheduling one-off services.
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- [[id:14b49597-011c-4da1-b955-bed6059af4a3][systemd unit templates]] is handy for managing units that have common structure, enabling to start them quickly and dynamically.
- [[id:3c67e623-c269-4c9b-9bdf-4ad677d46a35][systemd environment directives]] enable setting environment variables from a systemd-ful session.
- [[id:e4dba4ef-71dd-4d30-9a2c-4ad97223510b][systemd-networkd]] is the network configuration manager in case you want to do [[id:a208dd50-2ebc-404d-b407-3ec2f556535e][Network configuration in Linux]].
- [[id:8505f1f0-f15b-4b04-91fc-12be01913ce6][systemd-boot]] is a bootloader mainly for UEFI-based systems.
- [[id:d83c099a-fc11-4ccc-b265-4de97c85dcbe][systemd-journald]] is the system logging service providing a structured way to manage your logs from different units.
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- [[id:7fce893f-418f-42aa-b2b1-59d9f0993406][systemd unit hardening]] can help your services secure.
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* systemd at user-level
Update the notebook The topics I've covered so far for Linux, package managers, archiving, and learning. I also updated some formatting for other notes especially with the command line references.
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systemd has the ability to run at user-level empowering the user to manage their own system with their own settings.
It immensely helps separating user-specific settings from the system-wide settings.
systemd looks for the units from certain paths.
You can look for them from the =systemd.unit.5= manual page.
To run systemd as a user instance, simply add a =--user= flag beforehand for =systemctl= and other systemd binaries, if applicable.
#+begin_src shell :results none
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# See how different the output when run at user- and system-level.
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systemctl --user show-units
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systemctl show-units
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systemctl --user show-environment
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systemctl show-environment
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systemctl --user start $SERVICE
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* Navigating systemd documentation
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Because of the wide scope of the tool, it is best to know where you can find certain information.
Here's an exhaustive list of the locations.
- Most sensible distributions should include the manual pages from the software.
systemd has a lot of them from knowing [[id:f1b21fc8-86a5-47cd-b3d8-da6ac7a34427][systemd timers]] at =systemd.timers.5=, the unit formats and their locations at =systemd.unit.5=.
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- =systemd.directives.7= is an index of configuration directives including unit keys, environment variables, and command line options for systemd-related things.
Also contains the related manual pages for a deeper references.
[fn:: How did I pass a year without knowing this?]
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- On a similar note, =systemd.index.7= is an alphabetical index of the important keywords found in systemd.
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* Extra information
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- =systemd.mount= units require the filename to be the mountpoint.
Though, it has to be converted to what systemd accepts (e.g., =systemd-escape --path $PATH=).
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- systemd has a few usual units such as =default.target= which is a target for the current environment of the user.
It can be get with =systemctl get-default= command.
More can be seen with =systemd.special.7= from the manual.
- Not all units are equal as systemd treats some units specially.
You can see what these specific units are and what it does with =systemd.special.7= from the manual.
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