mark edwards
Member
hello -
from what little i have figured out, centOS7 has moved to using "systemctl" to manage bootup services. i have learned such commands as:
systemctl status serviceName ;
systemctl start serviceName ;
also stop, enable, disable (and there are probably many more)
so, when i see instructions that call for something like this:
cd /etc/init.d/ ;
touch serviceName;
chmod 777 serviceName;
etc etc
service serviceName start ;
service serviceName stop ;
service serviceName restart ;
should i assume this is an obsolete way of handling startup services?
from what little i have figured out, centOS7 has moved to using "systemctl" to manage bootup services. i have learned such commands as:
systemctl status serviceName ;
systemctl start serviceName ;
also stop, enable, disable (and there are probably many more)
so, when i see instructions that call for something like this:
cd /etc/init.d/ ;
touch serviceName;
chmod 777 serviceName;
etc etc
service serviceName start ;
service serviceName stop ;
service serviceName restart ;
should i assume this is an obsolete way of handling startup services?