Questions tagged [services]
Daemons are programs that constantly run in the background. They usually service requests. If you are asking about online services, please use a different tag.
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Ubuntu 22.04 not booting properly (stuck at failed to start Snap Daemon)
I can't remember something specific that may have caused this boot problem but here is the message I get and it cannot go to login screen.
How can I fix this problem? This is a ThinkStation P7 ...
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Why the "gce-workload-cert-refresh.service" uses high CPU periodically on GCP
I recently created a new "e2-micro" (dual vCPU) very small Ubuntu 24.04 VM on Google Cloud. I noticed that CPU usage peaks to 200% CPU for a split second at 10 min intervals, by the gce-...
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What is syncthing-resume?
I'm following a tutorial to install SyncThing and set it up. On Ubuntu, it says to install SyncThing like this:
sudo apt install syncthing
It then says to start the SyncThing service by running this ...
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How to select apache2? [duplicate]
I have no idea how to select apache2. Do you have any ideas like a shortcut or a key?
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Ubuntu Server 22.04 Services dead - dmesg.service
I have set up an Ubutnu server 22.04 and noticed that there are services that are not running (they are dead but status enabled).
This also includes
dmesg.service
When I check the status, it looks ...
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Stop Ubuntu from starting service on port 80 [duplicate]
I recently upgraded from Ubuntu 22.04 to 24.04 LTS. On Ubuntu 24.04, Ubuntu seems to spin up a random service on localhost:80. The index.html file is stored at /var/www/html/index.html by default.
I ...
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Allow users to execute everything except manage specific service
I have some workers with their own computer. All of them have access in their laptops to root user in Ubuntu. I don't rely on them and I have a critical service that I need to be always running, so I ...
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what to choose i here help me
I have 2 VPSs. In my first VPS I run node successfully. In my second VPS when I run node, it says.
Restarting services...
Daemons using outdated libraries
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1. dbus....
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On Uninstalling the Service and trying to install again failing with Message Service exist
I have uninstalled current version of software and tried to install older version to check an issue, I am getting "Service Already exists, please manually uninstall any previous installations or ...
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I'm stuck on this screen and I'm not sure how to proceed
This is the weird screen so I'm a total newbie to Ubuntu, and I was trying to install BalenaEtcher, but things didn't work out, and I couldn't open any folders or find the folder app. I restarted my ...
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Setting Up MDP - critical failure -
I tried to setup mdp npcmcpp and for rofi's theme and applet: https://github.com/adi1090x/rofi. It didn't work.
Here's my system info:
francois@LenovoUbuntu ~> neofetch
.-/+oossssoo+/-. ...
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Should I daemonize shell-like process with systemd and connect its StdIn/Out/Err to (pseudo)terminal and if, how?
I want systemd to daemonize a shell-like process (to be specific: an EPICS IOC) so that I the interface is accessible after it is started during booting. Usually, a specific watchdog is calling a ...
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Deamon depends on smb share(in fstab), problem at shutdown
I got a daemon which depends on a SMB share, which is mounted via fstab.
All is good at startup, but during a shutdown, the system attempts to unmount the share while the daemon is still running (...
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flaskapp.service: Failed to execute command: No such file or directory
I'm working on deploying a flask application with gunicorn and nginx on ubuntu. I have set up nginx to start on boot using systemd and desire to do the same for my flask application. I get this error ...
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Why does shell script (.sh) give different results than command line for running Flask service with sudo?
I have a sequence of commands that I run from the command line. Here are the commands and output when run from the command line:
~/bettermult $ sudo systemctl stop bettermult
+ sudo systemctl stop ...