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This article describes the procedure to configure an arbitrary service <tt>myservice</tt> to be managed by <tt>systemd</tt>. It includes the creation of corresponding unit file and systemd configuration to start/stop the service automatically at boot/shutdown. | This article describes the procedure to configure an arbitrary service <tt>myservice</tt> to be managed by <tt>systemd</tt>. It includes the creation of corresponding unit file and systemd configuration to start/stop the service automatically at boot/shutdown. | ||
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This procedure was not tested step-by-step. When I have a concrete case that can be used for testing, revisit and update. | |||
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Revision as of 05:49, 16 February 2016
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This article describes the procedure to configure an arbitrary service myservice to be managed by systemd. It includes the creation of corresponding unit file and systemd configuration to start/stop the service automatically at boot/shutdown.
Important Node
This procedure was not tested step-by-step. When I have a concrete case that can be used for testing, revisit and update.