Hi
I am looking for some clues to autostart xymon in Rocky9
I copied my method from a Centos 7 box which has been running successfully for quite a number of years
I made a xymonlaunch.service file which I placed in /etc/system/system, contents below
# xymonlaunch.service
# systemd file for Fedora 18 and up, or RHEL 7 and up
[Unit]
Description=Xymon systems and network monitor
Documentation=man:xymon(7) man:xymonlaunch(8) man:xymon(1)
After=network.target
[Install]
# Compatibility with "xymon" and "xymon-client"
Alias=xymon.service
Alias=xymon-client.service
WantedBy=multi-user.target
[Service]
#EnvironmentFile=/etc/sysconfig/xymonlaunch
User=xymon
# We wrap in xymoncmd to eliminate the need for the bulk of the old init script
ExecStart=/opt/BB/bbsw/server/bin/xymoncmd /opt/BB/bbsw/server/bin/xymonlaunch --no-daemon $XYMONLAUNCHOPTS
Type=simple
# Kill xymonlaunch, but don't send kills to the underlying procs, since they
# might be doing important things (like writing checkpoints and flushing caches)
KillMode=process
# SendSIGHUP=yes
SendSIGKILL=no
I then did systemctl enable xymonlaunch.service, and this made 2 symbolic links in the same directory one named xymon.service and one named xymon-client.service
What is happening on Rocky9 is that on the server is being started, the client part does not start
Any ideas what may be awry? The same method worked/works without issue on Centos 7
Any help, guidance, clues would be much appreciated. I know that I would be able to cobble something together to stick into rc.local, but the powers that be up above would rather I did it using the method that uses systemctl
Best regards
David
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