Questions tagged [services]
A Linux service is an application (or set of applications) that runs in the background waiting to be used, or carrying out essential tasks.
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How do I shut down fwupd when it's not a service?
I'm running Devuan Excalibur (like Debian Trixie, but without systemd).
I notice that fwupd is running; and I know that on some other systems, fwupd is actually service, which can be taken down using ...
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Service on raspberry pi only starts working after ssh
I have a rather weird and repeatable issue. I have 3 pi's, left, right, and base. The left and right have cameras and perform computer vision. They regularly send UDP packets to the base. The program ...
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Is MemoryHigh throttling per process or per service?
When a service has configured a MemoryHigh value and this value is exceeded, the documentation says that this happens:
Memory usage may go above the limit if unavoidable, but the processes are ...
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On my Ubuntu-based distro (Linux Lite), how to auto delete all network connections, disable Wi-Fi and networking as part of booting process?
My end goal here is to have no saved network connections, no enabled Wi-Fi or networking each time I boot up my computer, so that I have to go through a sequence of steps in order to access internet. ...
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How to make caddy run in/from a directory as a service in Ubuntu 20.04.2?
I installed caddy with "sudo apt install caddy" and have everything setup and working, but I also want to run caddy automatically from boot.
When I use
sudo systemctl enable caddy
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Is there a way different from restart the systemd-timesyncd service to know the synchronization status between the client and the NTP server?
On my Linux distribution I'm using the NTP client systemd-timesyncd.
Test case
The test case is:
Boot while the system is able to reach the NTP server (that is time1.google.com) by a connection to a ...
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Resolving systemd service ordering cycle conflict
I have two service files (serva and servb) as shown below. I want serva to start first (on boot, once network is available), and servb to start only after serva has started. This should be easy, but ...
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system service: scheduling a variable timer
I am writing a program that I would like to have the ability to schedule an action. This would work similar to the the TIME option in shutdown, where the user specifies a time and that information ...
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Slurm jobs ignore GPU skipping in gres.conf
When I specify in gres.conf to omit the first GPU, Processes in Slurm still use the first one. If I allow Slurm to manage both, the second concurrent process properly goes onto the second GPU. Why?
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Is it safe to clean up (delete) references to missing systemd units?
List missing services
systemctl --state=not-found --all
Output:
UNIT LOAD ACTIVE SUB DESCRIPTION
● boot.automount not-found ...
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User systemd exited and removed semaphores
I use a systemd service to start several processes when Ubuntu 20.04 starts up.
# MyApp start app service
[Unit]
Description=MyApp start service
Requires=network-online.target
After=network-online....
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Checking if service is running, Service is installed already
So basically i installed an Automation Anywhere product in Amazon Linux 2, when i checked the
netstat -tulnp | grep LISTEN
i didn't found the Listener that's supposed to be there exist. Thus leading ...
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Unable to get user created service to launch on boot
OS: Nobara Linux 41 (up to date)
I have scoured the forums for possible solutions to this issue, however I still cannot seem to make it work.
I have a user created service that I am attempting to run ...
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What is causing my systemd service to hang?
OK, this is a SOLVED problem , but a couple of questions remain...
I have some "scripts" that automount filesystems then share out various bits via NFS and Samba.
I've run versions of these ...
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OpenVPN starts from command line but does not initiallize as a service
I got OpenVPN working quite smoothly following this debian wiki. I went through all the steps from the raw testing connection, the static key, and finally the certificates option. My server and ...