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How do I reset my Suse service?
SUSE Linux Restart / Stop / Start Network Service
- Task: Start Network Service. # /etc/init.d/network start. # /etc/init.d/network start eth0.
- Task: Stop Network Service. # /etc/init.d/network stop. # /etc/init.d/network stop eth0.
- Task: Restart Network Service. # /etc/init.d/network restart. # /etc/init.d/network restart eth0.
How do I create a cron job in bash?
Create cron job or schedule jobs using bash scripts in Linux or…
- Steps to create cron job manually. Step 1: Give crontab privilege. Step 2: Create cron file. Step 3: Schedule your job. Step 4: Validate the cron job content.
- Script to create cron job using bash shell script.
- List the cron jobs.
How do I check my SuSE service status?
To review the complete list of services that have been started since booting the system, enter the command systemctl . It lists all active services like shown below (shortened). To get more information on a specific service, use systemctl status MY_SERVICE .
How to run a script at startup in SuSE?
If you would like to run your script at boot, simply put the full path in the boot.local file. If you want to make it an init script, rewrite the script to follow the same preprocess header style as the other suse init scripts. It would be simpler to put it into the boot.local.
Why do I run two scripts at boot?
I have them as two scripts because the versions I actually use have a few extra bits in which I’ve omitted because they’re specific to my set up. Finally, active the init script. Here’s an example of a script I run during boot.
How to run a script at boot and shutdown?
Give it executable permission The Required-Start line specifies that network service should be up and running before the script is run during boot and the Required-Stop line indicates that the xdm service should have been stopped before the script is run during shutdown.
How to automatically execute shell script at Startup Boot?
For more information and options to be used see systemd.service manual page: Next, we create our custom shell script to be executed during systemd startup. The location and script name is already defined by service unit as /usr/local/bin/disk-space-check.sh. The content of the script can be simple as: