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Systemd tip

Postby viking60 » 11 Nov 2012, 12:59

We all get that new systemd stuff these days and we notice because inittab and cronjobs are not working anymore etc. The good thing is we only have to to a

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systemctl enable <some_daemon>

But the problem is that the daemons do not even have the same names as before.... and it goes on.

So to get an overview over what is running (well did you remember to start all daemons again?) you could type

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systemctl
and try to understand what is presented or you could install systemadm:
:A
Image

This will let you turn on or off the daemons you need.
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Re: Systemd tip

Postby viking60 » 22 Nov 2012, 00:24

Since systemd does not operate with rc.local you can implement it in systemd.
Here is a good article on how an Arch user did it:
http://citationneeded.me/posts/2012-08- ... stemd.html
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