Use systemctl list-unit-files –type=service –state=enabled to get a list of services that will automatically start. E.g.: user@server:~$ systemctl list-unit-files –type=service –state=enabled UNIT FILE STATE VENDOR
Background Ubuntu has this fancy system where by /etc/resolv.conf isn’t actually a proper resolver but refers to a local server called 127.0.0.53. In some circumstances
Why automatically start a service on Linux? The question might be obvious. Why would you *not* want to automatically start a service on Linux? The
Background This article explains how to set a time server on a CentOS Linux server. Install and enable the NTP service: yum install ntp systemctl
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