-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On 07/26/2012 03:36 AM, Tom Gundersen wrote:
The standard thing is to place it in /etc/systemd/system. However, this will not start it on next boot. For that you should "systemctl enable nonstandard-network.service" (which will create a symlink in multi-user.target.wants). To test it, you can do "systemctl start nonstandard-network.service". To see get some info about what happened do (as root) "systemctl status nonstandard-network.service". Notice that anything your service prints to standard out or syslog ends up in the journal, and the last bits of it is shown by systemctl status (for more do "journalctl").
That's excellent, and I'm creating /var/log/journal/ I had missed the part about how even after creating the service file in /etc/systemd/system, it still needs to be implemented with the systemctl enable. If the wiki is clear on this, I missed it. Thanks! - -- David Benfell benfell@parts-unknown.org -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2.0.19 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org/ iQIcBAEBAgAGBQJQEVLrAAoJELT202JKF+xpxWkP/AqnPmWhtPUqvwZyE1oOAzg+ zEDX/SWT1qh4VgeBXfqs7COmF+WKLDV7yK25kbEjogCv/ah6qZ4MEk3s6eErLq+S /9z0++njmZ5TkQOjfwfAG3nx6Qq6UREMB1TRsXm3jwCd14WS9kxrZ3nB04zvQZ5/ BDMfi2AxGT+nbHmdG1lohZ8lim4fgn37BVtgA5RHxZbxjAckBgfHU36HU7/rsCXW WN+nk3To3/MHLeS7yZfIiTYsI667QT30mRJfAkZm4MEoRkkjlIWyLOyfihXO0YKB lqazcdsXWWg/P8lWzxlVrO6Dby6zxYEzwaYQ0CUdSji0g4KRqBw/VacUIfASo51D 2iGHI62OFFlxfADm3yir9HqzcG2s5eSxezG7VduDODGyUxbd8lpGKgM3nSH2T4K1 nxyjQtuugFMbGsZuuJ8hgTR5manpY4EgUCf0Rk3MIHdj2ll31TcugyMoCdw1+lcy SlWt8jCVHc0YQu/hhk4eXtuxWcyqEBerRwSzzNhg/ep2o2yNlRJXazSdie0xoeSl wN4WDiKm3LRc5p02tY72X9hFeWgCSzHnFybXErX0Qe3F9IYgJ7f3PyxxVBrg8qo5 VZ2/18R4E8zHoga6KAnhUDuRC7ik8lnGThNetgKPrV3h3J8uU/0/dhzkVgv0TfIt T9lEO9sOtrzWcsZjCDUr =E3jQ -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----