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How can I remove a unit from the systemctl --failed list without rebooting the machine?



Background:
I have, amongst others, the following entry in the list:



● openvpn-server@intranert.service loaded failed failed OpenVPN service for intranert


This happened because I misspelled intranet, which is the actual productive instance, on the unit template's activation some time ago.
However, I now always get confused at first glance, when I check the server's failed units, since it looks like the productive service actually failed until I recognize the spelling mistake and remember my bygone typo.




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    How can I remove a unit from the systemctl --failed list without rebooting the machine?



    Background:
    I have, amongst others, the following entry in the list:



    ● openvpn-server@intranert.service loaded failed failed OpenVPN service for intranert


    This happened because I misspelled intranet, which is the actual productive instance, on the unit template's activation some time ago.
    However, I now always get confused at first glance, when I check the server's failed units, since it looks like the productive service actually failed until I recognize the spelling mistake and remember my bygone typo.




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      How can I remove a unit from the systemctl --failed list without rebooting the machine?



      Background:
      I have, amongst others, the following entry in the list:



      ● openvpn-server@intranert.service loaded failed failed OpenVPN service for intranert


      This happened because I misspelled intranet, which is the actual productive instance, on the unit template's activation some time ago.
      However, I now always get confused at first glance, when I check the server's failed units, since it looks like the productive service actually failed until I recognize the spelling mistake and remember my bygone typo.




      systemd daemon maintenance




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      How can I remove a unit from the systemctl --failed list without rebooting the machine?



      Background:
      I have, amongst others, the following entry in the list:



      ● openvpn-server@intranert.service loaded failed failed OpenVPN service for intranert


      This happened because I misspelled intranet, which is the actual productive instance, on the unit template's activation some time ago.
      However, I now always get confused at first glance, when I check the server's failed units, since it looks like the productive service actually failed until I recognize the spelling mistake and remember my bygone typo.





      systemd daemon maintenance





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          Use systemctl to remove the failed status. To reset all units with failed status:



          systemctl reset-failed


          or just your specific unit:



          systemctl reset-failed openvpn-server@intranert.service





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          Use systemctl to remove the failed status. To reset all units with failed status:



          systemctl reset-failed


          or just your specific unit:



          systemctl reset-failed openvpn-server@intranert.service





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          • Thanks. That latter one saved my day. Note to myself: Read man pages more carefully.
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          Use systemctl to remove the failed status. To reset all units with failed status:



          systemctl reset-failed


          or just your specific unit:



          systemctl reset-failed openvpn-server@intranert.service





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          • Thanks. That latter one saved my day. Note to myself: Read man pages more carefully.
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          Use systemctl to remove the failed status. To reset all units with failed status:



          systemctl reset-failed


          or just your specific unit:



          systemctl reset-failed openvpn-server@intranert.service





          share|improve this answer












          Use systemctl to remove the failed status. To reset all units with failed status:



          systemctl reset-failed


          or just your specific unit:



          systemctl reset-failed openvpn-server@intranert.service






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