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sys-daemon & sys-service: align timeout handling

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- Updated sys-daemon defaults:
  * Increased SYSTEMD_DEFAULT_TIMEOUT_START to 24h
  * Improved inline comments for clarity
- Changed sys-service vars:
  * Removed hardcoded 60s TimeoutStartSec
  * Now empty by default → inherits manager defaults from sys-daemon

See: https://chatgpt.com/share/68ade432-67f8-800f-b6c2-b8f87764479b
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Kevin Veen-Birkenbach
2025-08-26 18:48:45 +02:00
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# General
SYSTEMD_MANAGER_CONF_DIR: "/etc/systemd/system.conf.d"
# Defaults
SYSTEMD_DEFAULT_TIMEOUT_START: "90s" # Maximum time a service is allowed to reach the 'active' state during startup
SYSTEMD_DEFAULT_TIMEOUT_STOP: "90s" # Maximum time a service is allowed to stop gracefully before being killed
SYSTEMD_DEFAULT_TIMEOUT_ABORT: "90s" # Additional grace period after Stop timeout before systemd sends SIGKILL
SYSTEMD_MANAGER_CONF_DIR: "/etc/systemd/system.conf.d" # Directory for systemd manager drop-in configuration files
# Defaults (system-wide service timeouts)
SYSTEMD_DEFAULT_TIMEOUT_START: "24h" # How long systemd waits for a service to reach the "active" state during startup
SYSTEMD_DEFAULT_TIMEOUT_STOP: "90s" # How long systemd waits for a service to stop gracefully after receiving a stop command
SYSTEMD_DEFAULT_TIMEOUT_ABORT: "90s" # Extra grace period after the stop timeout expires, before systemd sends SIGKILL to force termination