Deployment (systemd)

Note: The .deb and .rpm packages include systemd service/timer files pre-configured. Just run sudo systemctl enable --now speedtest-z.timer after installing.

For manual (pip) installations, the deploy/ directory contains systemd unit files for scheduled execution:

File	Description
speedtest-z.service	Service unit (runs speedtest-z as the speedtest-z user -- edit ExecStart / User to match your setup)
speedtest-z.timer	Timer unit (runs every 10 minutes)
SeleniumCleaner.cron	Cron job to clean up stale Chrome temp files

Setup

The service unit sets User= / Group=, so install it as a system unit (user units under ~/.config/systemd/user/ cannot switch users and will fail):

# Copy unit files
sudo cp deploy/speedtest-z.service /etc/systemd/system/
sudo cp deploy/speedtest-z.timer /etc/systemd/system/

# Edit the ExecStart path / User for your environment, then:
sudo systemctl daemon-reload
sudo systemctl enable --now speedtest-z.timer

# Check status
systemctl status speedtest-z.timer
systemctl list-timers speedtest-z.timer

Optionally, install the cron job for cleaning up stale Chrome temporary directories:

sudo cp deploy/SeleniumCleaner.cron /etc/cron.d/SeleniumCleaner