I'm setting up a new service program.
I use systemctl
. but when I authorized, enabled, started the service
but it didn't work with error 'Failed to start ~~~.service.
I commanded this commands.
sudo systemctl daemon-reload
sudo systemctl start serverProgram.service
sudo systemctl enable serverProgram.service
sudo systemctl status serverProgram.service
and error code is like this.
serverProgram.service : Service hold-off time over, scheduling restart.
serverProgram.service : Scheduled restart job, restart counter is a 5. Stopped serverProgram.service.
serverProgram.service : Start request repeated too quickly.
serverProgram.service : Failed with result 'exit-code'.
Failed to start serverProgram.service.
I wrote serverProgram.service
with nano.
and the code is like this.
# serverProgram file
[Service]
WorkingDirectory=/home/Desktop/LSH/Study/C++/DaemonProgram
ExecStart=/home/Desktop/LSH/Study/C++/DaemonProgram/main
Restart=always
[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target
I want to activate main program automatically in reboot
It looks like the program you're trying to run is failing as soon as you try to run it. systemd
is trying to restart it (because you have Restart=always
), but it gives up if it detects a lot of restarts in a very short period.
If your program is OK when you run it manually, remember that systemd
will be trying to run it in a different role than you would normally (different user, different environment settings etc.)
You should be able to see the output of your program using journalctl
- this answer has a quick example on how to use it.