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Since there is no "nice way to fix the root cause", setting Restart=always for the unit is needed to prevent losing access to headless hosts with difficult physical access, but that clause is valid only for services. Is there another way to have socket units always restart on failure?
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Even socket units may fail, e.g. due to an out-of-memory situation, which may trigger errors like
(The unit comes from Arch Linux openssh package.)
Since there is no "nice way to fix the root cause", setting
Restart=alwaysfor the unit is needed to prevent losing access to headless hosts with difficult physical access, but that clause is valid only for services. Is there another way to have socket units always restart on failure?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: