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Enabling systemd service doesn't make it auto start #8
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Did you try
Or did you try only systemctl start? |
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systemd is magic |
How did you install it? What is in the journal?
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I installed it with
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I reinstalled |
ok rpm version of |
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Did you do a ´diff´ between the RPM's installed files and those installed by ´make´? |
Manually
systemctl start prelockd.service
works, but it won't be started automatically on boot.The only thing I did was enabling this service, everything else stays untouched.
Other enabled
multi-user.target.wants
services start when boot, onlyprelockd
andnohang
had this issue. (both have similar goal)Very annoying to reproduce as it requires a boot cycle.
Occurs on both my laptop and desktop, both running openSUSE, this could be a distro issue but I was unable to look into this further,
dmesg
andjournalctl
shows nothing about the issue, it behaves as if the service was not enabled.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: