On Tue, Sep 11, 2018 at 10:24:32AM -0500, Ken Teh wrote: > I've done all that. But after I reboot the system, I cannot tftp a file > from the server. But if I start tftp.service manually, I can get the file. > > If a service is never available on reboot after you've enabled it, what does > 'systemctl enable' mean? > > Is there some magic sequence of steps I need to take to "really" enable the > tftp service?
We use tftp via xinetd via systemd here, and it does work after a reboot. I think you might need to enable xinetd via systemd as well. What is it's status currently? systemctl status xinetd.service (I couldn't spot that in your previous emails; apologies if you've already posted it) Enable it if required: systemctl enable xinetd.service Paddy
