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- Tail the journalctl log on failure to restart systemd service?
0 I want to know if there is a brief way to check the last 50 lines about a service that threw an error on restart $ sudo service nginx restart Job for nginx service failed because the control process exited with error code See "systemctl status nginx service" and "journalctl -xe" for details
- systemd keeps stopping and restarting a service - Super User
Before systemd, my etc init d referee script would start stop restart a service without issue Converting to systemd, which calls the same init d script, the service starts without an error and then is somehow promptly called again with a stop When I run the service manually, the service starts and continues without issue
- systemd service restarting without any obvious cause
I've rewritten one of the applications from Spring to Quarkus, to exclude the framework being a factor I've moved the system configuration from etc to ~ config But the applications keep restarting
- Odoo service restart and update using systemctl - Stack Overflow
Failed to stop odoo service: Unit odoo service not loaded My concern is how to identify the perfect file through which I can restart the Odoo services post new module installation
- How to fix infinitely restarting `systemd-journald` job at boot?
According to the answers to systemd - How to clear journalctl - Unix Linux Stack Exchange, there is no way to entirely clear its logs (and the methods mentioned don’t remediate my problem, despite appearing to delete almost every log)
- Adding a way to automatically restart the service after odoo out of . . .
The only proper solution is monitoring, tracing your errors with proper tooling and if the error occurs, fix the root cause so it can't happen again instead of just restarting a service and ignoring the root cause
- Systemd Service Timing Out Restarting Every Few Minutes - UserComp
The first step in fixing a systemd service that is timing out and restarting is to identify the problem You can use the systemctl status command to view the status of a service and see if it is timing out or crashing
- systemd - Linux service constantly restarting - Server Fault
Why does this service keep trying to start and then deactivate over and over again? First of all, increase your log level It’s very likely that better indications of whatever issue you’re having will show up if you do that But if it works when running the service manually you have a difference in environmental properties
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