Added a time-out to active service check to ensure it doesn't loop forever - #460
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Workflow failure seems unrelated to anything I've changed |
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Hello! Used this script today to install Lidarr, but the dependency list was apparently incomplete, since libicu76 is no longer part of Debian as part of the base install, and the installation script didn't catch that. Due to that, the script got all the way to starting the Lidarr service in systemctl, only for it to get stuck there as the dependency was missing and the service couldn't get started.
I added a small counter that makes sure that the loop ends after ~15 seconds, ensuring that if something goes wrong, it doesn't wait forever for a service that will never start. I've tested it and it works. The timeout can be changed, I just thought 15 seconds was good enough.
Example image of what happens when it fails to start properly:
