On Tue, Jun 23, 2015 at 12:04:57PM CEST, Jonathan Dowland <jmtd@debian.org> said:
> On Tue, Jun 23, 2015 at 08:46:39AM +0200, Erwan David wrote:
> > If OI were to write documentation it would be "it does not work". Just
> > because I do not know how to make it work.
>
> If you can explain what the things are that "do not work", one at a time, there
> is some chance somebody can help. Unfortunately "a bunch of things don't work"
> is not enough to go on.
If you read me, first thing I ask is a place to ask : not a developers
mailing list, because it would be OT on such list. Not here because it
is not debian specific.
For what I need to know : I have a headless machine with an encrypted disk.
I cannot ask the password on console, so
1) at boot I do not mount the encrypted disk, and start a minimal set of daemons, among them the ssh daemon.
2) I ssh to the machine then mount encrypted disk and start remaining daemons.
How can I do this with systemd ?
Note that I use policy-rc.d to check whether the encrypted disk is
mounted for the daemons that need it (it allows not to change the init
files)
As for "read the man". man -k systemd gives me 145 different man
page : when you do not know the architecture, where do you begin ?
For beginner in systemd (but fluent in sysV init scripts) how to
learn ? You get a bunch of unordered data, which does not help at all.
How do targets work ? I did not find. What is the format of a unit
file. No "ini-like" is NOT an answer, since it lacks a link to the
exact definition of ini, and explanation of the "like".
etc, etc.
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