CentOS

TrevorH wrote: ↑

2019/08/03 17:32:32

Use tmpfiles.d. I believe RuntimeDirectory= is not implemented in CentOS 7's version of systemd.

There we go. I knew services had to be creating their /run folders somehow - I see all the .conf files for them in /usr/lib/tmpfiles.d. Thanks Trevor.

I'm trying to get a /run directory to be created if it doesn't exist for a daemon. I've added the RuntimeDirectory directive to the .service file, but it appears that option is ignored? mkdir doesn't work either because the user running the daemon doesn't have create permissions for /run. What is th...

Please use yum to install it which automatically resolves all the dependencies. I did use yum install on a fresh build. Until you install SCL and enable it, yum reports the install is broken and prompts you to do a --skip-broken, etc. Also, the download is painfully slow, about 1Mbps. Probably beca...

You have a dependency on "python33" which doesn't exist in any default repo. Error: Package: qbittorrent-run-4.1.6-1.el7.x86_64 (/qbittorrent-run-4.1.6-1.el7.x86_64) Requires: python33 Here is how to get python33 installed from the software collections repo: sudo yum install centos-release-scl scl-u...

Did you also copy /root/.mysharecreds from your C6 machine? I did. I initially mistyped the file name and mount complained, but once I fixed that everything seems to mount fine ... just no permissions. I have verified the creds are exactly the same between both The file has the following contents: ...

We mount a cifs share that resides on a Windows 2012 R2 server from both a CentOS 6.5 box and a CentOS 7 box. The CentOS 7 mount is what I am trying to work on, the v6 mount has worked fine for months. I am using the following command in /etc/fstab, taken directly from my v6 installation: \\my.windo...

TrevorH wrote:Why not just mount it on, e.g /var/log/openvpn/?

I would like the logs gone upon reboot without the ability to use disk recovery software to recover them.

I'm trying to create a small ramdisk to hold sensitive logfiles for my OpenVPN server. The OpenVPN is running as nobody:nobody. I'm mounting the folder with the following command: mount -t ramfs -o size=1024m ramfs /mnt/ramdisk chown nobody:nobody /mnt/ramdisk/ chmod 777 /mnt/ramdisk I understand th...

Those will work (if that's what you're trying to achive) - execpt the should be in /etc/security/limits.d/ so you don't overwrite the distribution limits (think of what happens on an upgrade). You could investigate and implement cgroups if you want absolute resource control. Awesome, I took your ad...

On CentOS 6 we would increase several limits in limits.conf and sysctl.conf for our web app servers using the following lines: /etc/security/limits.conf @appserveruser soft nofile 65535 @appserveruser hard nofile 65535 /etc/sysctl.conf fs.file-max = 4194304 Are these same two tweaks sufficient for C...