How to tell systemd to stop restarting service? [duplicate]

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Is there a possibility to tell systemd to not restart a service? Or force systemd to restart a service maximum 3 times. If after 3 restarts service still needs to be restarted then systemd stops this service. I am trying changing .conf file (with StartLimitBurst option) but still without good results. Is there any other option with which I could do that?

When I see logs. There is something like: Unknown lvalue 'StartLimitBurst' in section 'Unit. Why is that?

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When I see logs. There is something like: Unknown lvalue 'StartLimitBurst' in section 'Unit. Why is that?

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How do you disable a service in systemd?

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Systemd's StartLimitIntervalSec and StartLimitBurst never work

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When I see logs. There is something like: Unknown lvalue 'StartLimitBurst' in section 'Unit. Why is that?

asked Aug 23 at 9:25

user307026

This question already has an answer here:

How do you disable a service in systemd?

1 answer

Systemd's StartLimitIntervalSec and StartLimitBurst never work

2 answers

When I see logs. There is something like: Unknown lvalue 'StartLimitBurst' in section 'Unit. Why is that?

This question already has an answer here:

How do you disable a service in systemd?

1 answer

Systemd's StartLimitIntervalSec and StartLimitBurst never work

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asked Aug 23 at 9:25

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asked Aug 23 at 9:25

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asked Aug 23 at 9:25

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asked Aug 23 at 9:25

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asked Aug 23 at 9:25

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marked as duplicate by maulinglawns, andcoz, schily, Guss, Isaac Aug 23 at 17:05

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You can use systemctl disable dummy.service and that service won start again when you boot up your machine. If you want to use that service again, you have to enable it.

Regarding your "restart 3 times" query, you can see here.

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You can use systemctl disable dummy.service and that service won start again when you boot up your machine. If you want to use that service again, you have to enable it.

Regarding your "restart 3 times" query, you can see here.

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You can use systemctl disable dummy.service and that service won start again when you boot up your machine. If you want to use that service again, you have to enable it.

Regarding your "restart 3 times" query, you can see here.

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You can use systemctl disable dummy.service and that service won start again when you boot up your machine. If you want to use that service again, you have to enable it.

Regarding your "restart 3 times" query, you can see here.

answered Aug 23 at 9:40

Apollonius

You can use systemctl disable dummy.service and that service won start again when you boot up your machine. If you want to use that service again, you have to enable it.

Regarding your "restart 3 times" query, you can see here.

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