Answer by Badr Elmers for How to remove systemd services
the best and official way to remove a service and its override files is:systemctl revert servicenamethis will delete anything created with:systemctl editsystemctl set-propertysystemctl maskwhich will...
View ArticleAnswer by Leonleon1 for How to remove systemd services
A simple Oneliner could be:service=YOUR_SERVICE_NAME; systemctl stop $service && systemctl disable $service && rm /etc/systemd/system/$service && systemctl daemon-reload...
View ArticleAnswer by intika for How to remove systemd services
Removing a service from systemd :Systemd uses unit (file to define services) to remove a service the unit have to be removed... here is a list of unit locations :/etc/systemd/system/ (and sub...
View ArticleAnswer by garlicFrancium for How to remove systemd services
Adding on to @mark-lakata's answer and keeping in mind the attentiveness required for the rm command. [chkconfig] can simplify the process!(click here to read about chkconfig)To re-iterate the list of...
View ArticleAnswer by Vebjorn Ljosa for How to remove systemd services
You are probably looking for reset-failed:$ sudo systemctl reset-failed$From the systemd man page:reset-failed [PATTERN...]Reset the "failed" state of the specified units, or if no unit name is passed,...
View ArticleAnswer by Mark Lakata for How to remove systemd services
My recipe for service obliteration (be careful with the rm statements!)systemctl stop [servicename]systemctl disable [servicename]rm /etc/systemd/system/[servicename]rm...
View ArticleAnswer by nerdwaller for How to remove systemd services
Sounds like you uninstalled it, but didn't remove the systemd hook:# systemctl disable [servicename]
View ArticleHow to remove systemd services
If I install a new service then decide I don’t want that application anymore and delete it, the service is still listed in the output from systemctl as error.Where is this coming from and how can I...
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