active(exited) implies that it was run but there isn't a daemon to monitor. The service seems to be running. Is it?
Are there any exit codes? Check whether there's any reference from journalctl.
active(exited) implies that it was run but there isn't a daemon to monitor. The service seems to be running. Is it?
Are there any exit codes? Check whether there's any reference from journalctl.
Yes the service is running. I have done some research on this and what I found is there might be no daemon running for the service. Will it be cause for the running service if there is no any daemon?
Yes the service is running. I have done some research on this and what I found is there might be no daemon running for the service. Will it be cause for the running service if there is no any daemon?
That's exactly what I meant... Did you check the journalctl entries?
systemd simply tells that the service was run, exited 0 and thus fine. The service is ok but the daemon is missing.
That's exactly what I meant... Did you check the journalctl entries?
systemd simply tells that the service was run, exited 0 and thus fine. The service is ok but the daemon is missing.
Hmm. So it is actually not a problem that service is running without a daemon. I mean if the daemon is missing. No I didn't check the journalctl entries.