Change systemd stop job timeout in NixOS configuration

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The systemd stop job timeout defaults to 90s. Does NixOS have a configuration parameter to change this value?







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          Add the following to your configuration.nix:



          systemd.extraConfig = ''
          DefaultTimeoutStopSec=10s
          '';





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            I don't know about NixOS specifically, but man systemd-system.conf for me lists DefaultTimeoutStopSec= as the default timeout for ... stopping of units. A local administrator would typically change this in /etc/systemd/system.conf. A Unit can have its own TimeoutStopSec= value.






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              Add the following to your configuration.nix:



              systemd.extraConfig = ''
              DefaultTimeoutStopSec=10s
              '';





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                systemd.extraConfig = ''
                DefaultTimeoutStopSec=10s
                '';





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                  Add the following to your configuration.nix:



                  systemd.extraConfig = ''
                  DefaultTimeoutStopSec=10s
                  '';





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                  Add the following to your configuration.nix:



                  systemd.extraConfig = ''
                  DefaultTimeoutStopSec=10s
                  '';






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                  answered Aug 2 at 16:59









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                      I don't know about NixOS specifically, but man systemd-system.conf for me lists DefaultTimeoutStopSec= as the default timeout for ... stopping of units. A local administrator would typically change this in /etc/systemd/system.conf. A Unit can have its own TimeoutStopSec= value.






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                        I don't know about NixOS specifically, but man systemd-system.conf for me lists DefaultTimeoutStopSec= as the default timeout for ... stopping of units. A local administrator would typically change this in /etc/systemd/system.conf. A Unit can have its own TimeoutStopSec= value.






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                          I don't know about NixOS specifically, but man systemd-system.conf for me lists DefaultTimeoutStopSec= as the default timeout for ... stopping of units. A local administrator would typically change this in /etc/systemd/system.conf. A Unit can have its own TimeoutStopSec= value.






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                          I don't know about NixOS specifically, but man systemd-system.conf for me lists DefaultTimeoutStopSec= as the default timeout for ... stopping of units. A local administrator would typically change this in /etc/systemd/system.conf. A Unit can have its own TimeoutStopSec= value.







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