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- Removed environment file to keep the service file minimal. "systemctl edit syncthing.service" does the job if somebody wants to customize the service. - Changed "cmdline.target" to "default.target" as "cmdline.target" does not exist in systemd.special: http://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd.special.html - Added a missing "After=network.target". - Added a documentation hint, thx @jaystrictor |
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This directory contains a configuration for running syncthing under the "systemd" service manager on Linux both under either a systemd system service or systemd user service.
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Install systemd.
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If you are running this as a system level service:
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Create the user you will be running the service as (foo in this example).
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Copy the syncthing@.service files to /etc/systemd/system
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Enable and start the service systemctl enable syncthing@foo.service systemctl start syncthing@foo.service
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If you are running this as a user level service:
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Log in as the user you will be running the service as
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Copy the syncthing.service files to /etc/systemd/user
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Enable and start the service systemctl --user enable syncthing.service systemctl --user start syncthing.service
Log output is sent to the journal.