Enable etcrc.local with systemd on Ubuntu 20.04
在Ubuntu20.04上实现可systemd管理的/etc/rc.local
Certain Linux distributions that use SystemDsuch as Ubuntu 20.04 may not allow you to run /etc/rc.local when the system is booting. In this tutorial we will go through how to enable /etc/rc.local with systemd during system boot on Ubuntu 20.04.
Procedure to setup /etc/rc.local with systemd on Ubuntu 20.04
Check the current status of rc-local service
1 | sudo systemctl status rc-local |
Enable rc.local service
Enable /etc/rc.local to run on system boot using the command
1 | sudo systemctl enable rc-local |
As you may have already read, it is not possible to enable rc.local at startup
using SystemD on Ubuntu 20.04. Therefore we have to do this another way.
Manually create a systemd service
We will need to manually create a SystemD service which will start at system
boot.
1 | sudo vi /etc/systemd/system/rc-local.service |
Now enter the following text, save and close the file.
1 | [Unit] |
Create and Edit rc.local file
Now we will need to edit the /etc/rc.local file. Issue the following command
and press Enter
1 | sudo vi /etc/rc.local |
Paste in the following, this ensures that the script is bash executable, all
bash scripts shoul have this at the top
1 | #!/bin/bash |
save and close the file.
We will now need to append permissions to make the newly created file
executable. Issue the following command and press Enter
1 | sudo chmod +x /etc/rc.local |
Enable the service on boot
enable rc.local with systemd on Ubuntu 20.04
After that, enable the service on system boot
1 | sudo systemctl enable rc-local |
Now let’s reboot the system and check if the rc-local SystemD service is
working.
When your system has booted up again, issue the following command
1 | sudo systemctl status rc-local |
Enabling /etc/rc.local with systemd is completed on Ubuntu 20.04 startup.
转载自:https://marsown.com/wordpress/how-to-enable-etc-rc-local-with-systemd-on-ubuntu-20-04/