Hi!
If i trie to strart mysql deamon with Services Manager on OpenSuse 13.2 it don’t.
When i click to start/stop button the status change to active but it’s not.
I have to start it manually with rc command.
is it normal?
Thanks
Hi!
If i trie to strart mysql deamon with Services Manager on OpenSuse 13.2 it don’t.
When i click to start/stop button the status change to active but it’s not.
I have to start it manually with rc command.
is it normal?
Thanks
Welcome to the wonderful world of systemd.
With systemd, you can query with
systemctl status mysql
and start with
systemctl start mysql
The rc and service command should work just fine instead of systemctl blah-blah…
file /usr/sbin/rcmysql
readlink /usr/sbin/rcmysql
find /usr/sbin -name 'rcmysql' -type l -printf '%p points to %l
'
Will tell you that rc points to /usr/sbin/service
and
file /usr/sbin/service
Will say that it is a (wrapper) shell script written in bash and by looking at the source it is already using systemd/systemctl commands
Yep, that’s right… better to get used to the systemd commands though, since the others may not always be around…
+1
Also will rc and service will survive the next release? Only the devs knows that…
Thanks a lot!
It’s the first time that i use systemd…
long life to rc and service commands ^^