Re: [Kimchi-devel] [PATCH] Update Wok and Kimchi systemd process.

Aline, addressing both questions in one answer. May be the name of the file kimchid.service.fedora is not a good name, but there is no Kimchi service. We will work only with Wok service. The kimchid.service.fedora file is a configuration extension for the wokd.service, where after the installation of the kimchid.service.fedor a will provide the information to wokd.service that libvirtd is required. Let'me try to explain how it works using a use case. The user will install the RPM or DEB file of Wok, only. This will enable the wokd service in systemd. Starting the service, libvirtd will not be required. Then, the user installs the RPM or DEB file of Kimchi. This will install an additional file in /etc/systemd/system/wokd.service.d called kimchi.conf that extends how wokd.service will works after the installation of Kimchi. At this point, wokd.service will read this configuration file and used it to start up the service, now requeiring libvirtd as required service. If user uninstall the RPM or DEB file of Kimchi, this configuration file will be deleted and libvirtd will not be required anymore to wokd.service. With this approach I can extend wokd service to work with any kind of plugin I want to use in my system, by configuring only those requirements and particularities that each plugin needs. Best regards, Paulo On Wed, 2015-10-14 at 18:48 -0300, Aline Manera wrote: > Hi Paulo, > > I am not familiar with systemd config files so I have some questions: > > 1) The main service now will be wokd. How starting wokd do we make > sure > kimchid service will be trigged and then libvirtd service? > > 2) From my view, with your patch the kimchid service would be the > main > which is not true. > > Regards, > Aline Manera >