On 25.01.24 11:11, Bo Berglund wrote:
1) The "sudo systemctl edit" command brings up a blank page for me, what is the editor commands in this window? I am used to how nano works but not how I can operate in this case. Tried Ctl-X and Ctl-C to get back from it...
I would guess(!) that "systemctl edit ..." respects the $EDITOR env var, and the manpage seems to confirm that.
Do I do it like so: sudo systemctl edit openvpn-server@server.service or like this: sudo systemctl edit openvpn-server@server
(*These* two should actually do the same, but your "serverlocal" variant has me stumped ...)
4) And can I use sudo or must I switch to su first to get to the # prompt?
My recommendation to get a root *shell* (prompt), if you do indeed need it, is "sudo -i". (I get the shivers whenever I see someone do "sudo su" instead.)
I think I've *once* seen a case where it was necessary to use "sudo -s" instead.
Kind regards, -- Jochen Bern Systemingenieur Binect GmbH
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