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2018-01-14 | fix: Allow Oxidized service to be stopped from services. (#1144) | mattie47 | |
There is an issue with oxidized and correctly terminatating when a user stops the service. Unfortunately the root cause of this issue has yet to be identified, and it may have to do with specific versions of Ruby gems. As such, the workaround is to use a SIGKILL to kill the oxidized/puma service instead of a SIGINIT. Note: This does not solve the issue with manually starting the oxidized daemon and using Ctrl + c to stop it. The solution here is to then press Ctrl + Z, then manually "kill -9 <PID>". | |||
2017-08-21 | Updated oxidized.service file to rely on networking | Neil Lathwood | |
2017-07-21 | Change SIGTERM (default) to SIGINT when stopping oxidized systemd | Antti Tönkyrä | |
unit as per Puma documentation | |||
2017-07-06 | Add After/Wait to service | Dave | |
Found with our setup this helped the service to come up on boot. Optional so commented out. CentOS7 | |||
2016-07-09 | oxidized should be run as its own username, not as root | Nick Hilliard | |
2015-06-17 | Oxidized as a service for systemd | Florian Doublet | |
Oxidized as a service for systemd (Tested on Debian 8) |