cdist-type__systemd_service(7) ============================== NAME ---- cdist-type__systemd_service - Controls a systemd service state DESCRIPTION ----------- This type controls systemd services to define a state of the service, or an action like reloading or restarting. It is useful to reload a service after configuration applied or shutdown one service. The activation or deactivation is out of scope. Look for the :strong:`cdist-type__systemd_util`\ (7) type instead. REQUIRED PARAMETERS ------------------- None. OPTIONAL PARAMETERS ------------------- name String which will used as name instead of the object id. state The state which the service should be in: running Service should run (default) stopped Service should be stopped action Executes an action on on the service. It will only execute it if the service keeps the state ``running``. There are following actions, where: reload Reloads the service restart Restarts the service BOOLEAN PARAMETERS ------------------ if-required Only execute the action if at minimum one required type outputs a message to ``$__messages_out``. Through this, the action should only executed if a dependency did something. The action will not executed if no dependencies given. MESSAGES -------- start Started the service stop Stopped the service restart Restarted the service reload Reloaded the service ABORTS ------ Aborts in following cases: systemd or the service does not exist EXAMPLES -------- .. code-block:: sh # service must run __systemd_service nginx # service must stopped __systemd_service sshd \ --state stopped # restart the service __systemd_service apache2 \ --action restart # makes sure the service exist with an alternative name __systemd_service foo \ --name sshd # reload the service for a modified configuration file # only reloads the service if the file really changed require="__file/etc/foo.conf" __systemd_service foo \ --action reload --if-required AUTHORS ------- Matthias Stecher COPYRIGHT --------- Copyright \(C) 2020 Matthias Stecher. You can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.