This directory includes integration for different service management
frameworks, so that znapzend
works for you automatically (as
long as you have set up the dataset retention policies with the
znapzendzetup
utility).
Since the service manifests contain the absolute path to the
znapzend
install directory, they are not contained in the
prebuilt version. But you can get a copy from github and roll
your own by building the project properly or by just manually
replacing the tags in the corresponding .in
template file
to match your existing system layout (replace @BINDIR@
usually
with /usr/local/bin
to match other setup documentation).
For macOS launchd, you can copy the generated org.znapzend.plist
file to /Library/LaunchDaemons
and then start the daemon with:
launchctl load /Library/LaunchDaemons/org.znapzend.plist
Note:
It is recommended to not
set the --daemonize
flag of znapzend
as launchd will lose control of the process. Check out init/org.znapzend.plist.in
for an example plist.
To reload the daemon by sending a HUP signal, use this command:
sudo launchctl kill -HUP system/org.znapzend
For solaris/illumos OSes you can tell configure to install a znapzend
service manifest into a particular location (no default imposed) by
calling configure with the option like
--enable-svcinstall=/var/svc/manifest/site
.
You can also define the service name (defaults to oep/znapzend
)
by calling configure with the option like
--with-svcname-smf=system/filesystem/zfs/znapzend
.
After you have installed the manifest file, verify and import it:
svccfg validate /var/svc/manifest/site/znapzend.xml
svccfg import /var/svc/manifest/site/znapzend.xml
and then enable the service
svcadm enable oep/znapzend
For systemd based systems, you can copy the generated znapzend.service
file to /etc/systemd/system/
and then enable and start the daemon.
systemctl enable znapzend.service
systemctl start znapzend.service
If you want to set parameters for the znapzend daemon separately from the
unit file, copy znapzend.default
to /etc/default/znapzend
and
edit it.
For upstart based systems, you can copy the generated znapzend.upstart
file to /etc/init/znapzend.conf
and start the daemon.
service znapzend start
If you want to set parameters for the znapzend daemon separately from the
upstart file, copy znapzend.default
to /etc/default/znapzend
and edit it.
For systems with SysV-based initscripts, you can copy the generated
znapzend.sysv
file to /etc/init.d/znapzend
and then enable and
start the daemon.
For Red Hat systems (RHEL, RHEL derivatives, and Fedora):
chkconfig znapzend on
service znapzend start
For Debian systems:
update-rc.d znapzend defaults
service znapzend start
If you want to set parameters for the znapzend daemon separately from the
init script, copy znapzend.default
to /etc/default/znapzend
and edit it.