Support configuration of custom systemctl status command #39
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fractaledmind
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Sep 6, 2024
Some systems may use systemd to manage litestream but the status command may differ from current implementation in Litestream Ruby. This change allows applications to set the systemctl command to check the status.
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Sounds good, updated the PR with the requested changes. |
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Released in v0.12.0 |
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I use systemd in production with litestream-ruby (on Hatchbox). When I check the status of Litestream in the litestream-ruby web ui, the status reported is "not running".
The reason this is happening is that built-in command for litestream-ruby to check the status of the litestream process returns an error message:
On Hatchbox, I need to use a slightly different command to check the status:
To address this, the approach I had in mind is to make the systemctl status command configurable.