systemctl does not restart the service until ssh to the AWS instance
I am hosting a bitcoind on my AWS EC2 instace and I have made it as a user service using the following service file:
systemd
systemd start as unprivileged user in a group
I’d like users in group foogroup to be able to:
Emergency Mode and Local Disk
I have added this entry to my /etc/fstab
systemctl status shows : “State: degraded”
When I run systemctl status, I get State: degraded at the top,
how does systemd determine service is stopped?
Our application uses an init.d script to start and stop the application as a service. Under CentOS 7, /sbin/init is symlinked to systemd, so I can start my application using either:
Using OpenVPN with systemd
Ok, so I’ve been searching the web for solutions to this problem with no answers seeming to work for me. Hopefully someone can help me. I’m only trying to configure the OpenVPN Client.
systemd timer every 15 minutes
I’m trying to make a systemd timer that runs every 15 minutes. Right now I have:
Does systemd timer unit skip the next run if the process hasn’t finished yet?
I want to use systemd to run a command every 5 minutes. However, there is a risk that occasionally the task may take longer than 5 minutes to run. At that point, will systemd start a second instance of the command i.e. will I end up with 2 processes running?
Systemd mount fails. Where= setting doesn’t match unit name
If I use this command :