Can I restart systemd without rebooting?
I’m trying to restart services after a yum update on RHEL 7.4. I could restart every service using systemctl, but needs-restarting from yum utils tells me that I should also restart systemd itself:
systemd
systemd: automate modprobe command at boot time
My distribution is Fedora 17 Gnome.
Every time I reboot/restart my computer I need to run this command as root:
How to set a dynamic Message of the Day (motd) in Debian Jessie 8.2 for ssh?
I would like to have a dynamic motd, but I can’t figure out how to do it.
Universal way to logout from terminal via dbus
I’m new with dbus, and saw different ways to log out from terminal depending on desktop env. But I’m curious is there any way to log out from any desktop env using dbus messages?
How to set up a runlevel 3 in Debian 8?
I have installed Debian 8, but I neeed to use just multi-user text mode, runlevel 3, instead of appear my Gnome 3.
Where do I put scripts executed by systemd units?
For any OS that uses systemd to manage processes and follows the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard by the Linux Foundation
How to disable useless “audit success” log entries in dmesg
Short version: How to disable audit messages (dmesg) on a Fedora system?
User systemd PulseAudio service
Not much else to this question: I would like to know what I need to create a PulseAudio systemd service to be run with systemd --user.
One systemctl command to both start and enable
Using one command to both start and enable systemctl managed software would be useful to spare a few lines in a few scripts, making them a bit more aesthetic (not really a problem but a nice thing to have).