Hi,
On some computers i would like to install on Arch linux.
While all is working OK (beside the app launcher icons garbled) I can’t install deadline launcher to start as a service automatically complaining /etc/init.d isn’t here.
What exactly is the way to start deadline on this type of computers ?
It looks like Arch uses systemd by default, so you would need to create a systemd script that starts the launcher.
Regards,
Charles
Thanks,
What exactly is needed at startup to render, the launcher or the client ?
Deadline Slave needs to be running, connected to the Repository/DB and licensed to do rendering.
Regards,
Charles
Hi,
Any chance to get a systemd start script ? even a basic one ?
I did some quick digging, and it looks like something like this might work: (I still need to test this)
/usr/lib/systemd/system/deadline.service
[Unit]
Description=Deadline Launcher Service
After=network.target
[Service]
ExecStart=/opt/Thinkbox/Deadline8/bin/deadlinelauncher -daemon -nogui
ExecStop=/opt/Thinkbox/Deadline8/bin/deadlinelauncher -shutdown
The install directions for that file can be found over here (which is where I cribbed the file for this example):
access.redhat.com/documentation … Files.html
If that doesn’t work, I’ll spool up a CentOS VM and test things out. We’re just a bit light on staff today (holiday here in Canada). I can attack it deeper throughout the week.
Thanks, I’ll try this first, then I’ll let you know.
I totally winged it, so I’m maybe 50/50 confident that it’ll work, but the startup and shutdown parts are the most important bits.