Addition of some information on using systemd to start scripts at boot #681
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Added systemd service configuration guide.
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Sorry about delay, need to tech check this when I get the time. |
JamesH65
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Jul 10, 2017
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| ExecStart=/usr/bin/python3 -u main.py |
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One thing, you probably need to explain that service you are starting is, in this example, a Python program, but that you could have any sort of application start up here.
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Agree, that makes sense.
Expanded description of the ExecStart line.
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Tech check done, sending to copy edit |
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Based on some discussion on the forums I have created some guidance on using systemd to start scripts as once configured properly is a better way of handling services. My first attempt at contributing to things :-)