systemctl shows 'errors'
On Tue, Jul 12, 2011 at 03:43:36AM -0700, T.C. Hollingsworth wrote:
> Alexander Volovics wrote:
> > Investigating systemctl I came across the following:
> > systemctl list-units --type=service --all |grep error
> > dbus-org.bluez.service error inactive dead dbus-org.bluez.service
> > livesys-late.service error inactive dead livesys-late.service
> > openct.service error inactive dead openct.service
> > The number of services listed with LOAD = error is not constant.
> > Sometimes I have seen more.
> > Is this 'standard' behaviour or something that needs correcting?
> Yes, this is okay. The '--all' switch makes a lot of units appear that you
> need not be concerned about unless you're debugging a systemd unit
> configuration file.
> They are listed because another service configured them as an ordering
> dependency, which means it wants to start before or after one of the above
> services start, if it exists. It does not actually require them to be
> present.
> Incidentally, 'error' means that systemd had a problem loading or parsing a
> unit file. 'failed' indicates that it tried to start a service, but the
> service itself has a problem. So, for normal troubleshooting, this command
> is probably more useful:
> $ systemctl list-units | grep failed
Thanks for the explanation.
Alexander
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