Minimserver start process

[simoncn]

(05-03-2025 17:58)lafuente Wrote:  Hello Simon,

I tried your script to use "systemd" as a launcher, but it's look like it don't operate well.
I had disabled the old method (initd), then enable the "systemd" one.

If init.d is disabled, there is no difference between the old setup and the new setup. In this case, both of these automatically use systemd for startup.

Quote:Without modifying the minimserver.service file I do :

Code:

systemctl daemon-reload
systemctl enable minimserver.service
systemctl start minimserver.service
systemctl list-units --type=service --state=running

And I don't see Minimserver in the running services, while Minim is really running, and is displayed in "ps -aux" command.

This is because minimserver.service is used only at system startup to start the MinimServer daemon process. After this, minimserver.service exits. You will see it if you run this command:

Code:

systemctl list-units --type=service --state=exited

Quote:BUT GREAT NEWS,
Minimserver now operate in Full License mode and in RAM mode without any need to do tricks. No more error at startup. I added the lines I describe before in the minimserver.service file and all is good.

I am pleased to hear this problem is solved. To prevent other problems, I recommend that you create a persistent symlink for the minimserver/data directory so that any changes to files in this directory while MinimServer is running are not lost when the system is rebooted.