I need to specify a boot order for processes to start. I have 389 Directory Server and Samba running on Fedora 18. How can I have the network services boot, then 389 DS, then Samba? Is there a GUI to manage this in Fedora?
I have enabled Samba to start with systemctl enable smb.service
. I have also enabled 389 DS with systemctl enable dirsrv.target
.
Best Answer
Use
systemctl edit smb.service
to update the dependencies.After=dirsrv.target
- Will ensure the smb.service is started after dirsrv.target.For robustness, (which will be worth while if you're tinkering with this stuff) you may also wish to include some of the following:
Requires=dirsrv.target
- Activate dirsrv.target when smb.service is activated. Will cause smb.service to fail if dirsrv.target fails.Wants=dirsrv.target
- Activate dirsrv.target when smb.service is activated. Won't cause smb.service to fail if dirsrv.target fails.BindsTo=dirsrv.target
- If dirsrv.target is deactivated, deactivate smb.service.Source: http://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd.unit.html
systemd-ui
provides a GUI for systemd. Gives a good view of the state of systemd but you'll still have to use a text editor to modify the unit files.