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29 lines
1.3 KiB
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# Monitoring libguides-notifier jobs
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Quick checks
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- Next and last run times (look for libguides-notifier.timer):
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systemctl --user list-timers --all
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- Timer and service health:
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systemctl --user status libguides-notifier.timer libguides-notifier.service
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- Recent run output (stdout/stderr from main.py):
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journalctl --user -u libguides-notifier.service -n 200 --no-pager
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- Follow logs live:
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journalctl --user -u libguides-notifier.service -f
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Manual operations
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- Run immediately (without waiting for the timer):
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systemctl --user start libguides-notifier.service
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- Enable or disable the timer at login:
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systemctl --user enable --now libguides-notifier.timer
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systemctl --user disable --now libguides-notifier.timer
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- Reload user units after editing *.service/*.timer files:
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systemctl --user daemon-reload
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- Inspect the effective units systemd is using:
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systemctl --user cat libguides-notifier.service
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systemctl --user cat libguides-notifier.timer
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Notes
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- The timer uses Persistent=true, so if a scheduled time was missed while the laptop was off, one catch-up run will happen when the machine is back on.
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- All print() output from main.py appears in journalctl for libguides-notifier.service.
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- Time zone for scheduling is set in the timer unit: Timezone=America/New_York.
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