Hi guys, to list all services in systemd is to just type: systemctl and press enter.
For custom services it will have an
customName@service.blah.blah
Like this article below from this link:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/systemd
Quote:
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Note: Some unit names contain an @ sign (e.g. name@string.service): this means that they are instances of a template unit, whose actual file name does not contain the string part (e.g. name@.service). string is called the instance identifier, and is similar to an argument that is passed to the template unit when called with the systemctl command: in the unit file it will substitute the %i specifier. To be more accurate, before trying to instantiate the name@.suffix template unit, systemd will actually look for a unit with the exact name@string.suffix file name, although by convention such a "clash" happens rarely, i.e. most unit files containing an @ sign are meant to be templates. Also, if a template unit is called without an instance identifier, it will just fail, since the %i specifier cannot be substituted
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My question is, how to stop or restart the custom service by calling the service name.
Example if the name is like this:
javaservice@name.service
The command to restart would be like this:
systemctl restart javaservice
It will be like that? Or how do we find the exact name to call the custom service?
Thank you.
Systemd custom service
