Linux tips: (Basic) Systemd services commands
Linux tips: (Basic) Systemd services commands
// (1a) Display all active Systemd units
# systemctl list-units
or
// (1b) Same as 1(a)
# systemctl
// To start Systemd service
# systemctl start ???????.service
// To stop Systemd service
# systemctl stop ??????.service
// To restart a running Systemd service
# systemctl restart ??????.service
// (2a) To reload config files for a Systemd service
# systemctl reload ??????.service
or
// (2b) Same functionality as (2a) except it will restart Systemd service as well
# systemctl reload-or-restart ??????.service
// To start Systemd service at boot
# systemctl enable ??????.service
// To stop Systemd service at boot
# systemctl disable ??????.service
// To check on status of Systemd service
# systemctl status ??????.service
// To show dependencies of a Systemd service
# systemctl list-dependencies ??????.service
// (1a) Display all active Systemd units
# systemctl list-units
or
// (1b) Same as 1(a)
# systemctl
// To start Systemd service
# systemctl start ???????.service
// To stop Systemd service
# systemctl stop ??????.service
// To restart a running Systemd service
# systemctl restart ??????.service
// (2a) To reload config files for a Systemd service
# systemctl reload ??????.service
or
// (2b) Same functionality as (2a) except it will restart Systemd service as well
# systemctl reload-or-restart ??????.service
// To start Systemd service at boot
# systemctl enable ??????.service
// To stop Systemd service at boot
# systemctl disable ??????.service
// To check on status of Systemd service
# systemctl status ??????.service
// To show dependencies of a Systemd service
# systemctl list-dependencies ??????.service
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