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Systemd deep introspection pack
v0.1.3Deeper systemd state than linux-core: failed units, list-units, timers, cgroup tree, journal disk usage, systemd-analyze for boot diagnosis, plus full operator surface (daemon-reload, start/stop/ restart/reload, kill -s signal, mask/unmask, reset-failed) for remediating runtime issues.
Install
emisar pack install
validates the pack and verifies its content hash before copying it into /etc/emisar/packs.
The --hash
below pins the
install to the exact bytes on this page — a tampered copy is rejected. After
install, reload the runner; it re-reads the catalog and advertises every action.
content hash: sha256:e1ed4648417715a11b743e694d7bb4b5e6a38223ca7684102d71bd23abcc013b
sudo emisar pack install systemd-deep \ --hash sha256:e1ed4648417715a11b743e694d7bb4b5e6a38223ca7684102d71bd23abcc013b \ --dest /etc/emisar/packs # Reload so the runner re-reads the catalog: sudo systemctl reload emisar
Actions 24 total
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systemd-analyze blame
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systemd-analyze critical-chain
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systemd-analyze security
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Boot-time journal errors
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systemd-cgtop (3 samples)
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systemd cgroup tree
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systemctl daemon-reload
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Failed systemd units
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journalctl --disk-usage
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List installed unit files
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List all systemd units
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systemctl reset-failed [unit]
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systemd-managed sockets
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Active systemd timers
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systemctl kill -s <signal> <unit>
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systemctl mask <unit>
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systemctl reload <unit>
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systemctl restart <unit>
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systemctl show <unit>
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systemctl start <unit>
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systemctl stop <unit>
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systemctl unmask <unit>
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Vacuum the systemd journal
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Watchdog status across units