Open dmgeurts opened 10 months ago
Create a new watcher restart service:
sudo systemctl edit --force --full ioc2rpz-cfg-watcher.service
[Unit] Description=ioc2rpz restarter After=network.target StartLimitIntervalSec=10 StartLimitBurst=5 [Service] Type=oneshot ExecStart=/usr/bin/docker compose -f /opt/ioc2rpz.dc/docker-compose.yml restart ioc2rpz [Install] WantedBy=multi-user.target
Create a new watcher path service:
sudo systemctl edit --force --full ioc2rpz-cfg-watcher.path
[Path] Unit=ioc2rpz-cfg-watcher.service PathChanged=/opt/ioc2rpz/cfg/ioc2rpz.conf [Install] WantedBy=multi-user.target
Enable and start the new services:
sudo systemctl enable --now ioc2rpz-cfg-watcher.{path,service}
Check the new services with:
sudo systemctl status ioc2rpz-cfg-watcher sudo systemctl status ioc2rpz-cfg-path
sudo systemctl status ioc2rpz-cfg-watcher
sudo systemctl status ioc2rpz-cfg-path
Now edit the config file and observe whether ioc2rpz is restarted
sudo journalctl -fu docker
And then edit the config file, by changing the time stamp in the first line of the config file (the comment).
For those interested in automatically restarting ioc2rpz
Create a new watcher restart service:
sudo systemctl edit --force --full ioc2rpz-cfg-watcher.serviceCreate a new watcher path service:
sudo systemctl edit --force --full ioc2rpz-cfg-watcher.pathEnable and start the new services:
sudo systemctl enable --now ioc2rpz-cfg-watcher.{path,service}Check the new services with:
sudo systemctl status ioc2rpz-cfg-watchersudo systemctl status ioc2rpz-cfg-pathNow edit the config file and observe whether ioc2rpz is restarted
sudo journalctl -fu dockerAnd then edit the config file, by changing the time stamp in the first line of the config file (the comment).