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systemd configuration does not work #566
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Hi, it looks like you are using With kind regards, |
Hi again, did you also provision the With kind regards, |
If I enable without sudo it simply doesn't ask for a password before enabling the service. I have the mqttwarn.ini file in: But I think this is not a problem, as as you can see when I run the application it starts up manually.
Is it possible that the error is in the "ExecStart =" configuration? |
Hi again,
The GNU Bash manual tells us that:
Maybe this bit helps?
Yeah, but then it would be invoked as user With kind regards, |
I tried to activate the service by switching to the root user but the effect is the same:
I also tried to modify mqttwarn.service by changing user and group to "pi", then the error code changes to (code = exited, status = 2)
I also noticed strange behavior with the export MQTTWARN INI = command Changing the file location works but only until you restart. When I restart my device and then try to start mqttwarn manually I get an error.
After trying to start the service, the contents of mqttwarn.log looks like this:
I will just add that I previously added the homebridge service to the systemctl by of the following guide and there we managed to start the service without any problem. https://pysselilivet.blogspot.com/2017/01/homebridge-autostart-with-systemd.html I think there must be a mistake somewhere in this manual. https://github.com/jpmens/mqttwarn/blob/main/etc/mqttwarn.service |
That is intended. The effect of the
Indeed, that's a very good trace. You may be able to fix the problem by adjusting the file permissions, like:
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Those errors indicate that the permissions on the file are wrong; try a |
We're seeing commands entered on the shell and some FTP popups; I cannot help you this way. Please stick to working with the command line as I've no idea what your FTP thing is actually showing you. |
Hi again, I also think manipulating the filesystem through FTP or such might be the reason for the hiccups you are observing. Can you try a clean install, using a terminal / the command line only? With kind regards, |
I did the mqttwarn setup on a Raspberry Pi. When I run it manually everything works but i have a problem with systemd.
Steps I took:
cd /usr/lib/systemd/system sudo nano mqttwarn.service
As you can see, an error appears and the service does not start. Does anyone know where the problem is?
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