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IIRC enabling and disabling services in systemd are done via symlinks. You'd have to call a binary to start newly-added services, though. (i.e. systemctl daem
by juliangoldsmith 10y ago
IIRC enabling and disabling services in systemd are done via symlinks. You'd have to call a binary to start newly-added services, though. (i.e. systemctl daemon-reload && systemctl start service)
- lima 10y ago> You'd have to call a binary to start newly-added services It reloads its configuration on SIGHUP (same as daemon-reload).