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babueverest
babueverest

Reputation: 455

How do I create a systemd service that doesn't start on reboot?

I want to create a systemd service which I can start manually by using systemctl start but I don't want it to run automatically when the system reboots. How do I do this?

Upvotes: 11

Views: 6201

Answers (1)

nir0s
nir0s

Reputation: 1171

When you configure the systemd service, to make it start on boot you'll have to enable it by running:

[sudo] systemctl enable myservice

If you don't enable it, it won't start on boot but you'll still be able to start it manually by running:

[sudo] systemctl start myservice

If a service is already enabled and you want to disable it from running on boot:

[sudo] systemctl disable myservice

Remember to run reload the systemd daemon after changing the config and enabling/disabling services:

[sudo] systemctl daemon-reload

Upvotes: 8

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