"Fabiano D'Agostino" writes:
> Hi,
> thank you! It seems working. But do I have to execute sudo systemctl enable
> bird.service?
If it's not already, that would be the way to start it at boot...
> Because I just did sudo systemctl start bird.service and it seems
> restarting after reboot
Maybe
"Fabiano D'Agostino" writes:
> Hi,
> how can BIRD automatically start after a reboot or a crash? Should I use
> systemd?
> I am using BIRD v2 on Ubuntu 20.04.
I'm using this:
[Unit]
Description=BIRD routing daemon
After=network.target
[Service]
Type=forking
Restart=always
ExecStart=/usr/bin/bi
It seems that if bird.service is located in /etc/systemd/system sudo
systemctl start bird.service is enough and when I reboot the system bird is
running, indeed if I try sudo systemctl enable bird.service I get 'no such
file or directory'. Instead if I place bird.service in /lib/systemd/system
I ha
Hi,
thank you! It seems working. But do I have to execute sudo systemctl enable
bird.service?
Because I just did sudo systemctl start bird.service and it seems
restarting after reboot
Il giorno mar 2 giu 2020 alle ore 17:03 Toke Høiland-Jørgensen
ha scritto:
> "Fabiano D'Agostino" writes:
>
>
Hello,
Personally I would use a basic bash script in background that checks
with ps if the process is still active and if not it will transfer logs
in in "crash" folder and restart the daemon.
Probably before restarting the program I will do a check if there are
still zombies or inactive pro
Hi,
how can BIRD automatically start after a reboot or a crash? Should I use
systemd?
I am using BIRD v2 on Ubuntu 20.04.
Fabiano
