Conditionally enabling systemd files through Debian packaging
I’ve created a deb package which installs a service.
systemd
Env vars in /etc/environment not globally visible?
I am trying to create a systemd service;
Is that possible for debian users to connect to network through systemd-networkd?
Systemd offers the ability to manage the network by itself without additional tools such as netctl or NetworkManager. I am running debian 8 and i need to configure my network using systemd-networkd
Prevent systemd timer from running on startup
I’ve been migrating my crontabs to systemd’s timer units. They all look similar to this:
“askfirst” getty with systemd (“press enter to activate this console”)
On a Debian Jessie system with systemd, how can I configure the terminals so that a message like Press enter to activate this console is displayed and the login prompt does not appear before hitting enter?
How to run a command inside a running systemd container
I have a systemd container running, and I can login into it with machinectl login <container>. How can I execute a command inside the container directly, i.e. without first logging in, executing the command, and then logging out?
View stdout/stderr of systemd service
I have created a simple systemd service file for a custom application. The application works well when I run it manually, but my CPU gets maxed out when I run it with systemd.
Non-graphical boot with systemd
I want to boot to console instead of a GUI using systemd. How can I do that?
How to run systemd user service to trigger on sleep (aka. suspend, hibernate)?
Based on various sources I have cobbled together ~/.config/systemd/user/screenlock.service:
Prevent Logoff from Killing tmux Session
I have noticed that a logoff (log out) from my X user session will kill any tmux session I have initiated, even sessions I had run with sudo tmux and similar commands. I am sure that this formerly did not happen, but some recent change has effected this behavior.