Open Dan33l opened 7 years ago
I can't provide such a unit. alignak unit has no meaning because it does not run any daemon. I tried to make an alignak unit to start / stop other unit and make status in a consistent state but didn't manage to. The previous behavior of init scripts can't be reproduced without hacking stuff, which is, in my opinion not a good idea.
If you want to run all deamon, wildcard command may work. systemctl start alignak-*
Hi,
For me "systemctl start alignak-*" don't work and i use this :
for i in arbiter poller reactionner scheduler broker; do systemctl enable alignak-$i.service ; done
Start all services :
start alignak-$i.service ; done
Stop all services :
stop alignak-$i.service ; done
Best regard
2016-12-14 19:18 GMT+01:00 Sébastien Coavoux notifications@github.com:
I can't provide such a unit. alignak unit has no meaning because it does not run any daemon. I tried to make an alignak unit to start / stop other unit and make status in a consistent state but didn't manage to. The previous behavior of init scripts can't be reproduced without hacking stuff, which is, in my opinion not a good idea.
If you want to run all deamon, wildcard command may work. systemctl start alignak-*
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I installed the deb package
alignak-all_0.2-1.1481116675.68a2e14_all.deb
.This one provides the followind systemd units
alignak-arbiter.service
alignak-broker.service
alignak-poller.service
alignak-reactionner.service
alignak-receiver.service
alignak-scheduler.service
.But it does not provides unit
alignak.service