operations.systemd

Provides operations related to the systemd init system.

Functions

def systemd.daemon_reload()

def systemd.daemon_reload(user_mode: bool = False, 
                          name: Optional[str] = None, check: bool = True, 
                          op: Operation = Operation.internal_use_only
                          ) -> OperationResult:

Manages a systemd unit.

Parameters

• user_mode: Whether systemctl --user should be used to make user specific changes.

• name: The name for the operation.

• check: If True, returning op.failure() will raise an OperationError. All manually raised OperationErrors will be propagated. When False, any manually raised OperationError will be caught and op.failure() will be returned with the given message while continuing execution.

• op: The operation wrapper. Must not be supplied by the user.

def systemd.service()

def systemd.service(service: str, state: Optional[str] = None, 
                    enabled: Optional[bool] = None, user_mode: bool = False, 
                    name: Optional[str] = None, check: bool = True, 
                    op: Operation = Operation.internal_use_only
                    ) -> OperationResult:

Manages a systemd unit.

Parameters

• service: The unit to manage.

• state: The desired state of the unit. Valid options are started, restarted, reloaded and stopped. If None, the service's current state will not be changed.

• enabled: Whether the unit should be started on boot.

• user_mode: Whether systemctl --user should be used to make user specific changes.

• name: The name for the operation.

• check: If True, returning op.failure() will raise an OperationError. All manually raised OperationErrors will be propagated. When False, any manually raised OperationError will be caught and op.failure() will be returned with the given message while continuing execution.

• op: The operation wrapper. Must not be supplied by the user.