Come si scrive un servizio systemd che si arresta con grazia all'arresto o al riavvio della macchina? In particolare, dovrebbe ritardare l'arresto della macchina fino a quando non esce con grazia.
Ho un servizio che richiede 10 secondi per lo spegnimento: /usr/local/bin/shutdowntest.sh:
#!/bin/bash
SHUTDOWN=0
SHUTDOWN_TIME=10
TRAPPED_SIGNAL=
function onexit() {
TRAPPED_SIGNAL=$1
SHUTDOWN=1
}
for SIGNAL in SIGINT SIGTERM SIGHUP SIGPIPE SIGALRM SIGUSR1 SIGUSR2; do
trap "onexit $SIGNAL" $SIGNAL
done
echo >&2 "shutdowntest running"
while ((!SHUTDOWN || SHUTDOWN_TIME>0)); do
if [[ -n "$TRAPPED_SIGNAL" ]]; then
echo >&2 "shutdowntest received signal $TRAPPED_SIGNAL"
TRAPPED_SIGNAL=
elif ((SHUTDOWN)); then
echo >&2 "shutdowntest Shutting down: $SHUTDOWN_TIME more sleeps"
SHUTDOWN_TIME=$((SHUTDOWN_TIME-1))
sleep 1
else
sleep 10
fi
done
echo >&2 "shutdowntest Finished shutting down; quitting"
Ho impostato TimeoutStopSec su 15s in /etc/systemd/system/shutdowntest.service:
[Service]
ExecStart=/usr/local/bin/shutdowntest.sh
TimeoutStopSec=15
[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target
Quando corro sudo systemctl stop shutdowntest.service
, il servizio si arresta con grazia in base a /var/log/syslog
:
00:57:11 shutdowntest.sh[1980]: shutdowntest received signal SIGTERM
00:57:11 shutdowntest.sh[1980]: shutdowntest Shutting down: 10 more sleeps
00:57:11 systemd[1]: Stopping shutdowntest.service...
00:57:11 shutdowntest.sh[1980]: Terminated
00:57:11 shutdowntest.sh[1980]: shutdowntest Shutting down: 9 more sleeps
00:57:12 shutdowntest.sh[1980]: shutdowntest Shutting down: 8 more sleeps
00:57:13 shutdowntest.sh[1980]: shutdowntest Shutting down: 7 more sleeps
00:57:14 shutdowntest.sh[1980]: shutdowntest Shutting down: 6 more sleeps
00:57:15 shutdowntest.sh[1980]: shutdowntest Shutting down: 5 more sleeps
00:57:16 shutdowntest.sh[1980]: shutdowntest Shutting down: 4 more sleeps
00:57:17 shutdowntest.sh[1980]: shutdowntest Shutting down: 3 more sleeps
00:57:18 shutdowntest.sh[1980]: shutdowntest Shutting down: 2 more sleeps
00:57:19 shutdowntest.sh[1980]: shutdowntest Shutting down: 1 more sleeps
00:57:20 shutdowntest.sh[1980]: shutdowntest Finished shutting down; quitting
00:57:20 systemd[1]: Stopped shutdowntest.service.
Ma quando io sudo reboot
o sudo shutdown now
la macchina, il servizio viene interrotto senza abbastanza tempo per uscire con garbo e / var / log / syslog termina solo 1 secondo dopo.
00:59:30 shutdowntest.sh[2014]: Terminated
00:59:30 shutdowntest.sh[2014]: shutdowntest received signal SIGTERM
00:59:30 shutdowntest.sh[2014]: shutdowntest Shutting down: 10 more sleeps
00:59:30 systemd[1]: Stopping shutdowntest.service...
Come garantire che al servizio sia concesso il tempo ( TimeoutSec
o TimeoutStopSec
) per uscire quando la macchina viene spenta o riavviata?
journalctl -u shutdowntest.service
) invece di guardare direttamente dentro/var/log/syslog
? Mi chiedo se syslog non viene arrestato prima del tuo servizio e quindi non registra il resto dell'output