[SOLVED] systemd service not starting

enabled systemd service not starting - Ask Ubuntu

It seems i fixed the problem by re enabling the service. I had made many changes to try and fix the file, but when i disabled and re enabled ...

Why won't my enabled systemd service start on boot?

I found this by checking journalctl . I suggest anyone who has issues with a systemd script do the same as there was no error sent to stderr.

systemd service not starting on boot but works fine when normally ...

For that you'd need After=network-online.target — also not in a user's systemd managed — and you need some service that actually waits for the ...

Systemd Service does not start on reboot - Super User

Add Restart=on-failure to your systemd unit file. systemd.service. Restart= If set to on-failure, the service will be restarted when the ...

How can I find the exact cause of systemd service unable to start ...

You can use the systemd-analyze verify command. If we put the content from your question into pgha.service , we see:

Debugging failed systemd services - SUSE Documentation

If you are experiencing problems with a failed service, systemd gives you commands to help further investigate the issue. Following the ...

[SOLVED] systemd service not starting - Arch Linux Forums

It starts all services in parallel unless otherwise stated. In this case your script requires that network services be up and ready.

Start using systemd as a troubleshooting tool - Opensource.com

A bit of searching on the internet confirmed that others had encountered similar problems with httpd and other services. This appears to happen ...

systemd apparently not finding .service file - Stack Overflow

I've put together a foo.service file for our foo service that runs as a daemon. The service runs fine when I run systemctl start foo (and stop ) but systemtcl ...

Systemd unit not starting up - Manjaro Linux Forum

This doesnt work on startup, however if i run sudo systemctl start jesterbot.service it runs fine. I have installed it, reenabled it, and ...

[Solved] Script does not run after reboot (systemd) - Linux.org

Also under Service try adding this. Code: Type=oneshot. Since the script you are running is not started as a daemon but something ...

[Solved] Systemd service not working right - Level1Techs Forums

When the service is started it tells me the app is running like it should and there are no errors. There is no indication that it isn't working ...

How do I tell why a systemd service was started? - Server Fault

Running sudo systemctl status might help, as might systemctl list-dependencies . I had heard of services being started on install on (I ...

Managing systemd Services - SUSE Documentation

systemd is not directly initiated by the user, but installed through the /sbin/init and started during the early boot. systemd acts as the init ...

[SOLVED] systemd-resolved.service is not loaded properly

Failed to start systemd-resolved.service: Unit systemd-resolved.service is not loaded properly: Exec format error. See system logs and ' ...

Systemd service doesnt start when invoked - Spiceworks Community

Hi,. I want to create a systemd service referred to “control-m agent” have automated the service when the server starts.

[Solved] Systemd service does not write in journal?

Then the journalctl command will only show all entries if it is run as superuser (we don't know what privileges your service is running as). if ...

systemd unit file starts and runs fine manually but not on bootup

I had not tried to put all of the control withing systemd as I was moving from a script which I already had been running by hand and simply ...

Re: Splunkd not starting after a reboot, wih Systemd enable-boot start

TL;DR : you need systemd setup AND splunkd service enabled for it to kick in. ____ 1) Check if you have the systemd script setup :

my service is not starting at power up [solved] - Raspberry Pi Forums

log 2>&1 (code=exited, status=1/FAILURE) Main PID: 740 (code=exited, status=1/FAILURE) may 15 19:32:45 washup systemd[1]: blynkscript.service: Failed with ...