How can I use systemd timers for logging tasks?
You can create a systemd timer that triggers a logging service at specified intervals. Would you like a step-by-step guide?
Yes, please provide the steps to set it up.
First, create a service file for your logging task, then create a timer file that specifies when to run the service. Finally, enable and start the timer.
What should I include in the service file?
In the service file, include the ExecStart
directive to specify the command for logging, and set the Type
to oneshot
for one-time execution.
How do I check if the timer is running?
You can check the status of the timer using the command systemctl list-timers
to see if it's active and when it last ran.
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