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- Docker-Compose
- he systemd unit name for the drive mount using: ''systemctl list-units --type=mount'', in my particular case ... Updated the systemd service for Docker - use systemctl status docker to find the service file, in my cas... edit the service file, but rather use the ''sudo systemctl edit docker.service'' to create a drop in replace... ter this reboot to test. (Yes you can use ''sudo systemctl daemon-reload'', however I wanted to test boot pe
- Docker
- was edit the docker.service as follows: ++++sudo systemctl edit docker.service| <code>[Service] Environment=... OCKER_MIN_API_VERSION=1.24</code> And then ''sudo systemctl restart docker.service'' to restart docker to imp... ind the full path for the iptables command. * ''systemctl daemon-reload'' to reload the system service file if modified * ''sudo systemctl enable iptables-docker.service'' to enable the se
- Docker mailserver
- cot start / stop==== ===systemd=== The debian 10 systemctl dovecot.service: ++++/lib/systemd/system/dovecot.... ly to stop and disable Exim from running, ''sudo 'systemctl stop/disable exim4'' The method to find the prog
- File Sharing
- nstall] WantedBy=multi-user.target</code> ++++ ''systemctl daemon-reload'' to update systemd. To use example: ''sudo systemctl status syncthing@user.service'' ====References==
- Docker - DNS Server
- ll not be permanent and lost on reboot. The boot systemctl reads the following configuration files to adjust
- ntp
- at that time. =====systemd commands===== *sudo systemctl status systemd-timesyncd *The default configu
- Docker - diun & ntfy
- be hot reloaded # by calling "kill -HUP $pid" or "systemctl reload ntfy". # # - log-format defines the output