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systemd services are named "foo.service", and you do not need to specify the ".service" in almost any case.
by DHowett 2y ago
systemd services are named "foo.service", and you do not need to specify the ".service" in almost any case.
- tremon 2y agoThey're referring to Debian's service(8) command. NAME service - run a System V init script SYNOPSIS service SCRIPT COMMAND [OPTIONS] (the manpage wasn't updated, but the same command also supports systemd services nowadays)