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Recommendations for enabling system service should be changed for non-systemd setups #75

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@jamalex

If you choose not to start on boot, it gives these instructions for changing your mind later:

sudo systemctl enable kolibri

However, these don't work on Ubuntu 14.04 and other non-systemd setups. Instead, for these, it should recommend update-rc.d kolibri defaults.

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  1. benjaoming commented on Jun 15, 2019

    @benjaoming
    Contributor

    We could write an alternative instruction template and display it if which systemctl fails.

  2. jredrejo commented on Jun 16, 2019

    @jredrejo
    Contributor

    yes, code to detect if systemd is active or not is already in the postisnt, so it's just a question of using it as a function to show different templates

  3. jredrejo commented on Sep 10, 2019

    @jredrejo
    Contributor

    @jamalex taking into account we don't support officialy Ubuntu 14.04:
    https://kolibri.readthedocs.io/en/latest/install.html#debian-ubuntu
    I think we can close this issue.

  4. benjaoming commented on Sep 10, 2019

    @benjaoming
    Contributor

    👍 Unfortunately only very few distributions are working with alternatives to SystemD, and they all have very enlightened users that will understand what's going on :)

  5. rtibbles commented on Oct 4, 2026

    @rtibbles
    Member

    Closing per the discussion above: non-systemd setups aren't supported. The package now lives in the Kolibri monorepo.

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