Am 02.10.2014 um 01:23 schrieb Ryan Kuester: > Hi all, > > dh_systemd_enable in package init-system-helpers skips enabling > templated unit files (i.e., those with a "@" in their name), saying it's > not useful to do so [1]. Is that really true?
Yes, I think so. Template files themselves are usually not enabled, but instances of them. So it doesn't make sense to enable [email protected], but it might make sense to enable [email protected]. > I'm finding it useful in a templated service unit which declares a > WantedBy to another templated service unit. 'systemctl enable $service' > happily installs the expected symlink, and this construction causes both > services to be instantiated with the instance name substituted. Do you have a concrete example? -- Why is it that all of the instruments seeking intelligent life in the universe are pointed away from Earth?
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