Hi Lennart,
'systemctl enable xxx.service' can let xxx.service be automatically started
when host start. Can it make sure that 'systemctl stop xxx.service' will be
executed automatically when host shutdown?
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??????: "Lennart Poettering"<lenn...@poettering.net>;
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??????: "????"<624001...@qq.com>;
????: "Oliver Neukum"<oneu...@suse.com>;
"systemd-devel"<systemd-devel@lists.freedesktop.org>;
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can't execute stop actually,whenservice isstarted by other way
On Fr, 27.10.17 18:25, ???? (624001...@qq.com) wrote:
> When executing 'service xxx restart', actually systemd will execute 'service
> xxx start', and then 'service xxx stop'.
> But my restart action is different from stop action, can I customize my
> 'restart'?
First of all, note that systemd does not actually provide a "service"
tool. It provides "systemctl", and your downstream distros map
"service" to "systemctl".
And no, in systemd we give the guarantee that restarts are equivalent
to stop+start, and you cannot customize that.
Lennart
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Lennart Poettering, Red Hat
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