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#1 2021-01-25 14:36:39
- potuz
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systemctl lists services I do not have
when running `systemctl --all` I see plenty of services that I do not currently have
● lvm2-activation.service not-found inactive dead lvm2-activation.service
● mariadb.service not-found inactive dead mariadb.service
● mysqld.service not-found inactive dead mysqld.service
● plymouth-quit-wait.service not-found inactive dead plymouth-quit-wait.service
● plymouth-quit.service not-found inactive dead plymouth-quit.service
● plymouth-start.service not-found inactive dead plymouth-start.service
● postgresql.service not-found inactive dead postgresql.service There's no entry in `/etc/systemd` that links to those so I do not know what's calling them. How can I find this?
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#2 2021-01-25 15:01:31
- WorMzy
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Re: systemctl lists services I do not have
They are units that are referenced by other units, but, as indicated by the output, are not found on your system. This is harmless and can be ignored.
If you're curious about what mentions them, use `systemctl list-dependencies --before <unit> [unit] ...`
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