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Due to how the program is started it is difficult to run as a systemd service.
Since the script iventoy.sh starts the iventoy process they have different names and as far as I can tell if using systemd the script cannot be used to start the process
From reading the start script I have been able to determine that as root this will start it.
cd /opt/iventoy/
env IVENTOY_API_ALL=1 IVENTOY_AUTO_RUN=1 /opt/iventoy/lib/iventoy
This works when run manually at the command line.
However If I try to run this as a service the process will not successfully start
Thanks that worked great for me! I did add
Restart=always
to the service section however to ensure if the pid dies it starts again.
Tested it by killing the iventoy pid and it successfully starts again with your settings.
I am running the linux version of this software
Due to how the program is started it is difficult to run as a systemd service.
Since the script iventoy.sh starts the iventoy process they have different names and as far as I can tell if using systemd the script cannot be used to start the process
From reading the start script I have been able to determine that as root this will start it.
This works when run manually at the command line.
However If I try to run this as a service the process will not successfully start
No success with this variation either.
Below is the output I get from running sudo systemctl status iventoy.service
I definitely feel a product such as iventoy needs a way to be run as a service like this to ensure reliability.
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