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Tag Archives: startup
Adding a custom unit file RHEL7, for swatch
swatch is a Linux tool for watching (it uses ”tail -f”) log files and then demonizes it. I had a need to know when a host needed rebooting after yum-cron had updated the kernel, rather than logging into each host … Continue reading
Posted in Linux & Solaris
Tagged CentOS, custom service, redhat, RHEL, startup, swatch, unit file
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