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enabled systemd service not starting - Ask Ubuntu

I have two systemd services, one is a flask app meant to proxy calls to a C backend. While the flask app works the C program does not start at boot.

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 ...

This is meaningless for services in a user's systemd manager. There is no network.target in a user's systemd manager.

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 ...

Systemd enabled services not starting at boot anymore

I have ubuntu up and running since version 18.04 LTS, but now looks like some of these systemd services aren't starting at boot at all.

[SOLVED] systemd --user service enabled but not autostarting

Yeah, you need to have WantedBy=default.target and make sure the symlink exists in ~/.config/systemd/user/default ...

How To Use Systemctl to Manage Systemd Services and Units

sudo systemctl enable application .service. Copy. This will create a symbolic link from the system's copy of the service file (usually in ...

Managing systemd Services - SUSE Documentation

3 Enabling and disabling systemd services # ; To enable a service at boot: > sudo systemctl enable SERVICE ; To disable a service from starting ...

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 ...

Custom systemd service not executed at startup - Install/Boot/Login

And if you think about it, the command sudo systemctl enable journal-split from the first post wouldn't have worked if it was like you said. It ...

Show all systemd services which are enabled, but not running

for i in $(cd /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants && ls *.service); do script -q -c "systemctl status -n 0 --no-pager $i" |head -n 1; ...

systemd --user services are not starting automatically #2690 - GitHub

Hello, I have different service-files in /etc/systemd/user/. I have enabled them via systemctl --user enable .service, but they are not ...

Enabling systemd service doesn't make it auto start · Issue #8 - GitHub

systemctl status prelockd.service ○ prelockd.service - Daemon that locks executables/libraries in memory Loaded: loaded ...

systemd user service not started after erboot - Install/Boot/Login

User service is not started. The processes systemd and (sd-pam) are running but not the service. Start/stop of service works. What am I doing wrong?

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 ...

Service not automatically starting after reboot on Systemd based ...

This typically occurs when a service is disabled in systemd. Workaround. Determine if the service is enabled in systemd by running the following ...

[SOLVED] systemd service not starting - Arch Linux Forums

I think that unless you give more info on what the script actually does, it is pretty hard to tell you why this does or doesn ...

Systemd Redhat autostart after reboot service does not actually start ...

:slight_smile: What does systemctl status say? ... the 1st enabled tells the actual autostart state, the 2nd one what the ...

Viewing enabled and running services on Linux with systemctl

“Enabled” means that the system will run the service on the next boot (whether or not it's running now). ... If it's not also enabled, it won't restart when you ...

How to Start systemd Services on Boot - Linux Handbook

But some users may face the following error while using the systemctl command: Failed to enable unit: Unit file apache.service does not exist.