StopWhenUnneeded in man:systemd.unit is probably what you want...
On 15/02/2018 10:06, Jakob Schöttl wrote:
Hi,
can I ask a configuration question here?
I have an upload.service, started by an upload.timer. The upload.service
has a Require=ssh-tunnel.service (After= is also set). When the
upload.service is finished how can I make systemd to also stop the
ssh-tunnel.service?
Currently I use systemctl stop ssh-tunnel.service in the upload script.
But since the upload.service has User=<non-root>, I also have to
configure sudo to allow my script to stop the service.
Is there already a systemd solution for this problem?
- Jakob
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