Clean up startup #328

Note, that this service has not been enabled and /sbin/klogd doesn't exist.

We no longer have kernels which require these security live-patches, so remove.

Remove upgrade function, because we'll never need it again.

This service provided access to the aruba wlan controller for guest provisioning. This is long obsolete.

mxrouter.service does not provice (local) network service, so normalize it.

If a unit doesn't have a Description option, systemd will use the unit name in messages. I think that is better, because then you don't need to be familiar with the descriptions to mentally map, for example, "MX mount local data filessystems" (sic!) to "mxmount.service" to get from a log message to the unit name which you can use as an argument to `systemctl`or `journalctl`.

Make startup-tags a dependency of sysinit-target With this change, we no longer need to create an explicit dependency to this unit in conditionally started service or socket units, because these units have a default order dependency on sysinit.target and the later basic.target.

startup-tags.service has been made a dependency of sysinit.target. As all services depend on sysinit.target by default, we no longer need an explicit dependency on startup-targs.service in the individual services.

Currently, automount.service races with mxstartup.service. mxstartup itself and also the services it starts, expect paths like /pkg to be available. So make automount namespace part of basic.target. Normal Services order after basic.target by default.

It is not possible to use template units with directives, so Before=getty@.service does not work. There is a getty-pre.target unit which can be requested by services, which want to be ordered before getty. Use that instead. Although, WantedBy=getty@.service does work, this is strictly not correct, because we want this service to run indepdendent from getty, for example, to set the tag for lightdm. Change to WantedBy=multi-user.target.

Add a service which waits (max 15 seconds) for the network to be available. We define 'available' as the ability to ping our default router by its name, which implies dns is working. Service units, which really need network to start, should add After=network-online.target Wants=network-online.target

Allow inet free binds (bind to any ip address) so that services which bind to specific ip addresses (e.g. $MX_IPADDR) don't need to wait for network setup. This simplifies our startup, because we can avoid to pull network-online.target or order units after network.service just to to be able to listen to a specific address. Note, that we still need network to resolve names to addresses.

See [1]. The network service providers (network.service, mxvlan.service, unbound.service) are pulled from multi-user.target (not from network.target). network.service pulls network.target so that other services might use "After=network.target" (only for shutdown order). network.service, which has DefaultDependencies=no, needs to order iteslf behind sysinit.target, so that the network devices are available. [1]: https://systemd.io/NETWORK_ONLINE/

Units, which want to use the console before getty is started, can order themself before getty-pre.target. Use the same target before loading a graphics driver which disrupts the screen.

After we disabled autoloading of i915 to avoid loosing the startup console on an nvidia card, we need to load it manually. Add service to do so.

There is a race when other services want to use local amd paths. All services order behind basic.target per default, so move mxraid and mxmount before it. Also make mxraid.startup.service and mxraid.shutdown.service into one but temporarily keep mxraid.shutdown.service for running systems. Use systemd-udev-settle.service instead of our udev-settled.target, which can be removed in a later commit.

After basic.target, local automount paths should work. Also, we can start without network connectivity. Remove obsolete dependencies.

We might start up a service which requires network connectivity, so wait for it.

On shutdown, automount tries to unmount all remaining mount points. This might include remote mountpoints. Order after network.target, so that automount gets stopped before network.target. See [1]. [1]: https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/NetworkTarget/

automount.service, which now is before basic.target, ist rather slow to start. nfsd.service doesn't need to wait for it, because we are not going to export automount paths.

This is no longer needed. Services can wait for systemd-udev.settle.service. Services behind sysinit.target already do that.

Import files from b51f29e5 ("Merge pull request #10 from mariux64/fix-su-option") of github.molgen.mpg.de:mariux64/mxstartup.git into repository. It is just cumbersome to have these n a seperate repository with releases and bee installation. The mxstartup bee package should be deinstalled if this is merged.

This reverts commit 7d5d66c.

Only wait for network online, because /etc/,xstartups uses hostnames which need to be resolved and services started by it might fail when they don't have network. Remove other dependencies are already resolved by DefaultDependencies. Also remove Desription for easier debugging.

Using the default perl triggers an unwanted automounter call during startup.

Avoid the time consuming step to regenerate automount maps from the amd maps. It dowsn't make much sense, because the amd maps should be as good as the amd maps.

Import lightdm.service from bee packge ligthdm-1.30.0-3.x86_64 into this repository.

Use alias for the order. This also removes the reference to the non-existing gdm.service.

Remove startup-tags condition, because we only have lightdm now. Remove dependencies on startup-tags.service as well, which would not be needed even if we used the tags. Also, remove After= dependency to nvidia.service, because this is now handled by nvidia.service with a Before=display-manager.service dependency.

Clean up startup #328

Clean up startup #328

Commits on Jul 4, 2023