Reload unit files
Reload unit files after editing; note: required after manual edits or systemctl warns of stale config
systemctl daemon-reload
- tool
- systemd26 commands
More systemd commands
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systemctl mask <unit> && systemctl unmask <unit>Mask symlinks a unit to /dev/null so it cannot start even as a dependency; stronger than disable
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systemctl list-dependencies <unit> --allWalk the full Wants/Requires tree to debug why a service pulls in others; --reverse for who needs it
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systemctl show -p MainPID,MemoryCurrent,TasksCurrent <unit>Read live cgroup metrics straight from systemd without ps; MemoryCurrent is the accounted RSS
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systemctl reset-failed && systemctl list-units --state=failedReset failed counters so units can restart past StartLimitBurst, then list what is still failed
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systemd-run --on-calendar='*-*-* 03:00:00' --unit=backup /usr/local/bin/backup.shSpin up a throwaway timer+service without writing unit files; great for ad-hoc scheduled jobs