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you can run the unit and run the timer, if you start the combined unit, then should it run it as a service or as a timer? and then you can have multiple timer f
by its-summertime 3y ago
you can run the unit and run the timer, if you start the combined unit, then should it run it as a service or as a timer? and then you can have multiple timer files for a single service too
- twic 3y agoIt would run as a service. You don't 'systemctl start' a timer as things stand now, so it's perfectly clear what that should do. If you want to have a separate timer unit, or several of them, fine. But you shouldn't have to.