Systemd
Systemd is the service manager used by most modern Linux servers to start programs, schedule jobs and collect their logs. This tag collects guides about generating and serving RSS and Atom feeds with systemd services and timers. Articles explain how to write a generator that replaces the feed file atomically, run it from a oneshot service with a dedicated user and limited file access and schedule it with a timer that catches up after downtime. They also cover failure notifications, reading the journal and keeping schedules and caches in step. The advice helps site owners keep a static feed fresh and share every new article on social networks automatically.
Updated: 2026-11-08
Short answer: A systemd timer is a sturdy way to regenerate a static RSS feed on a schedule. Write a small script that builds t...
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