Since newer distros are moving to systemd services rather than init.d scripts, I decided to take a crack at creating some. In addition to
I did, too, a short while ago (see a previous post of mine). :-)
However I didn't create any init scripts but only went for a systemd service file. Like in your scripts, it removes any stale lock files as those could be the result of a [system] crash or so, preventing MIS from starting up again if present.
Hi Zip! Cool! I wish I saw that post before. I'd love to see how you did that all within the systemd service file. I'm still learning how to use systemd.
Still learning here, too. :-)
But beginning to like some aspects of systemd after all. :-)
I'll forward my old message to you via netmail.
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