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I have installed artifactory and its running fine on and aws instance, but when I disconnect the service stops automatically,
I'm starting the service as service artifactory start
What I need is that the service needs to be up all the time when "instance is running".
linux ubuntu systemd services
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I have installed artifactory and its running fine on and aws instance, but when I disconnect the service stops automatically,
I'm starting the service as service artifactory start
What I need is that the service needs to be up all the time when "instance is running".
linux ubuntu systemd services
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I have installed artifactory and its running fine on and aws instance, but when I disconnect the service stops automatically,
I'm starting the service as service artifactory start
What I need is that the service needs to be up all the time when "instance is running".
linux ubuntu systemd services
I have installed artifactory and its running fine on and aws instance, but when I disconnect the service stops automatically,
I'm starting the service as service artifactory start
What I need is that the service needs to be up all the time when "instance is running".
linux ubuntu systemd services
asked Dec 7 '17 at 8:03
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As you're using systemd,
I would prefer :
sudo systemctl enable artifactory.service
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Run sudo chkconfig artifactory on
, this should enable it to start at boot.
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2 Answers
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As you're using systemd,
I would prefer :
sudo systemctl enable artifactory.service
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As you're using systemd,
I would prefer :
sudo systemctl enable artifactory.service
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up vote
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As you're using systemd,
I would prefer :
sudo systemctl enable artifactory.service
As you're using systemd,
I would prefer :
sudo systemctl enable artifactory.service
answered Dec 7 '17 at 9:06
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Run sudo chkconfig artifactory on
, this should enable it to start at boot.
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Run sudo chkconfig artifactory on
, this should enable it to start at boot.
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Run sudo chkconfig artifactory on
, this should enable it to start at boot.
Run sudo chkconfig artifactory on
, this should enable it to start at boot.
edited Dec 7 '17 at 10:34
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