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Allow to start/stop systemd services #11
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Thanks for the request.
Do you think that I should publish traefik-ondemand-service binaries as well then ?
Interesting, I'll take a look if there is an API or if I have to hard code exec. |
Yes just by compiling the exe with
There is no native API as I know, but probably someone already develop a Go library for it. |
I just added the binaries to the current release https://github.com/acouvreur/traefik-ondemand-service/releases/tag/v1.6.0 They weight much more than I thought, if you have any idea to reduce the size, please give me some hints. They will be auto released on next features acouvreur/traefik-ondemand-service#19 |
I can look into, but I think that just came from the libs you use in go.mod |
Hi there, I really like using your plugin, but now I'm out of docker on some of my services (I use Proxmox)
By using your acouvreur/traefik-ondemand-service out of the docker image, we can start and stop systemd services directly on the host if you make some changes to the code.
That can allow anybody that didn't use traefik inside of docker to use this great plugin, and allow the usage of this plugin for a lot of usage (Start a VM or LXC container, start a local httpd server, start a game server like minecraft, ...)
Because of we can set custom url in each different middleware, it can also be possible to run the
ondemand-service
directly inside of the VM that can start the service withsystemctl start httpd.services
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