features_commonly_used.md

Commonly used features

This document showcases which options are used on my (arch desktop) installation. If rustysd can provide all these I could start experimenting with starting distros with rustysd as PID1. I might first evaluate the situation more minimal installations (debian minimal for example).

Service options

1. After
2. Alias
3. AllowIsolate
4. Also
5. AmbientCapabilities
6. AssertPathExists
7. Before
8. BindsTo
9. BusName
10. CapabilityBoundingSet
11. ConditionACPower
12. ConditionCapability
13. ConditionDirectoryNotEmpty
14. ConditionFileIsExecutable
15. ConditionFileNotEmpty
16. ConditionFirstBoot
17. ConditionKernelCommandLine
18. ConditionNeedsUpdate
19. ConditionPathExists
20. ConditionPathIsMountPoint
21. ConditionPathIsReadWrite
22. ConditionPathIsSymbolicLink
23. ConditionUser
24. ConditionVirtualization
25. Conflicts
26. CPUSchedulingPolicy
27. DefaultDependencies
28. DefaultInstance
29. Delegate
30. Description
31. DeviceAllow
32. DevicePolicy
33. Documentation
34. DynamicUser
35. Environment
36. EnvironmentFile
37. Exec
38. ExecReload
39. ExecStart
40. ExecStartPost
41. ExecStartPre
42. ExecStop
43. ExecStopPost
44. FileDescriptorStoreMax
45. Group
46. IgnoreOnIsolate
47. IgnoreSIGPIPE
48. IOSchedulingClass
49. IOSchedulingPriority
50. IPAddressDeny
51. KeyringMode
52. KillMode
53. KillSignal
54. LimitCORE
55. LimitMEMLOCK
56. LimitNOFILE
57. LimitNPROC
58. LockPersonality
59. LogsDirectory
60. MemoryDenyWriteExecute
61. Name
62. Nice
63. NonBlocking
64. NoNewPrivileges
65. NotifyAccess
66. OnFailure
67. OnFailureJobMode
68. OOMScoreAdjust
69. PAMName
70. PartOf
71. PIDFile
72. PrivateDevices
73. PrivateMounts
74. PrivateNetwork
75. PrivateTmp
76. PrivateUsers
77. ProtectControlGroups
78. ProtectHome
79. ProtectHostname
80. ProtectKernelLogs
81. ProtectKernelModules
82. ProtectKernelTunables
83. ProtectSystem
84. ReadWritePaths
85. RefuseManualStop
86. RemainAfterExit
87. RequiredBy
88. Requires
89. RequiresMountsFor
90. Requisite
91. Restart
92. RestartForceExitStatus
93. RestartKillSignal
94. RestartPreventExitStatus
95. RestartSec
96. RestrictAddressFamilies
97. RestrictNamespaces
98. RestrictRealtime
99. RestrictSUIDSGID
100. RuntimeDirectory
101. RuntimeDirectoryPreserve
102. RuntimeMaxSec
103. SendSIGHUP
104. Slice
105. Sockets
106. StandardError
107. StandardInput
108. StandardOutput
109. StartLimitBurst
110. StartLimitInterval
111. StateDirectory
112. StopWhenUnneeded
113. SuccessAction
114. SuccessExitStatus
115. SupplementaryGroups
116. SyslogIdentifier
117. SystemCallArchitectures
118. SystemCallErrorNumber
119. SystemCallFilter
120. SystemdService
121. TasksMax
122. TimeoutSec
123. TimeoutStartSec
124. TimeoutStopSec
125. TTYPath
126. TTYReset
127. TTYVHangup
128. TTYVTDisallocate
129. Type
130. UMask
131. UnsetEnvironment
132. User
133. UtmpIdentifier
134. WantedBy
135. Wants
136. WatchdogSec
137. WorkingDirectory

Socket options

1. Accept
2. After
3. Backlog
4. Before
5. BindIPv6Only
6. BindsTo
7. ConditionCapability
8. ConditionPathIsReadWrite
9. ConditionSecurity
10. ConditionUser
11. Conflicts
12. DefaultDependencies
13. Description
14. DirectoryMode
15. Documentation
16. ExecStartPost
17. FileDescriptorName
18. IgnoreOnIsolate
19. ListenDatagram
20. ListenFIFO
21. ListenNetlink
22. ListenSequentialPacket
23. ListenSpecial
24. ListenStream
25. MaxConnections
26. PartOf
27. PassCredentials
28. PassSecurity
29. Priority
30. ReceiveBuffer
31. RemoveOnStop
32. RequiresMountsFor
33. RuntimeDirectory
34. SendBuffer
35. Service
36. SocketGroup
37. SocketMode
38. SocketUser
39. Symlinks
40. WantedBy
41. Wants
42. Writable