services

  1. penguinslayer

    Solved Desktop system: Which services can I safely disable?

    I use FreeBSD as a desktop only. I notice there are some services running which I don't probably need, which are safe to disable? I tried, for example, to disable rpcbind but when I did, XFCE wouldn't load. I'm not serving/hosting files or anything nor is my desktop connected to other systems...
  2. ale.lili

    Migration to FreeBSD

    I'm thinking about switching my server from Debian to FreeBSD. I'd like to know if all the services I use are available on FreeBSD. Mainly, I have doubts about Immich since I think it's not compatible with FreeBSD. If it's not compatible, could you tell me what other option I could use? What...
  3. Alain De Vos

    Which services do you run ?

    I like to try out new services. My /etc/rc.conf, devd_enable="YES" fsck_y_enable="YES" # Set to YES to do fsck -y if the initial preen fails. rtsold_enable="YES" ip6addrctl_enable="YES" # Set to YES to enable default address selection accounting_enable="YES" devfs_enable="YES"...
  4. iyoti

    What is the "right" way to ensure services restart if they go down?

    I have a service running which is enabled in /etc/rc.conf, and spins up some subprocesses when it starts. Occasionally one of these subprocesses exit and the service becomes unavailable. A service … restart command brings everything back up, but requires logging in. What is the freebsd way of...
  5. decuser

    Run fossil as service

    I have been running fossil as my scm server this year and I’ll not be going back to git for anything other than disposable repos. It’s currently set up using inetd. I would like to move it to a stand-alone service. It’s just a single executable that needs to be run: fossil server It’s been a...
  6. Pierre-Marie Baty

    How to quickly see which services are running at login

    Hello all FreeBSD users, With the intent of saving me time when I check in my FreeBSD server over SSH, I added a one-liner to my .profile that tells me which of the machine's configured services are alive and which ones are dead. It's working well and I thought I'd share. #!/bin/sh printf...
  7. First_Law_of_Unix

    How to automatically execute commands that require "su" privileges during user login.

    Hello, I couldn't find any information from the web on how to make a shell script which can automatically execute commands that require "su" privileges during user login. I have read that I can store the shell script at "/etc/profile.d/" location which did not exist by default and I had to...
  8. GrandAdmiralThrawn

    How to run services at high real-time priority?

    I have just found rtprio, and it does what I want wonderfully well: To make specific system services execute and return data to a front-end blazing fast even on an (intentionally) heavily loaded machine in terms of CPU usage by running something like # rtprio 0 -n on them, with n being the...
  9. C

    How to install Kde-Services to the Dolphin?

    Hi, i am trying to burn Ubuntu or WIndows10 iso file to the Usb and i think Kde-Services will be useful for this. (use dd command) Dolphin: Control -> Configure Dolphin... -> Services -> Download New Services... -> Installed kde-services plug-in but it doesnt work. How can i make it work?
  10. F

    Other Writing an rc script for gunicorn & django

    Hello all, I'm looking to deploy a Django application onto a FreeBSD 11.1 server, I've read a number of articles about using www/py36-gunicorn to provide the communications between www/nginx and Django, and brief trials appear successful. I'm now looking to make a service that I can service...
  11. M

    multiple OSPF processes in quagga

    well I started quagga in my device and as you may know it works only in one OSPF. Now I am curious if it is possible to start quagga as two separate service to work simultaneously in order to use two different OSPF
  12. justrjlewis

    rc.d daemon not processing command flags

    I started working with a great web server called caddy and started working on an rc.d script to get it running as a service. I put together a script that mostly worked seen here. The bug in this original script was that the service would start on boot/reboot, but it didn’t play well with the...
  13. jungleboogie

    inetd app startup problem

    Hello All, Thanks for reading. I've asked a few questions on the -questions mailing list before but I think I'll post this problem here for visibility now and in the future. I found out about a project called caddy, which is written in the go language: https://caddyserver.com It's a simple to...
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