systemd target dependencies
by Felthorn3 from LinuxQuestions.org on (#5JXZW)
Hi all, learning systemd and had a quick question about specific dependencies.
I was able to list out dependencies using 'systemctl list-dependencies | less' in my Fedora VM. For multi-user.target most of the dependent files have a corresponding .want file. However, some don't. One in particular, let's say systemd-logind.service makes no mention of multi-user.target in the file itself nor does multi-user.target make mention of systemd-logind.service, yet it's listed as a dependency of multi-user.target. Where else would I be able to see that relationship noted?
I've been through books and Google and the man file and just can't make sense of this kind of case.
I was able to list out dependencies using 'systemctl list-dependencies | less' in my Fedora VM. For multi-user.target most of the dependent files have a corresponding .want file. However, some don't. One in particular, let's say systemd-logind.service makes no mention of multi-user.target in the file itself nor does multi-user.target make mention of systemd-logind.service, yet it's listed as a dependency of multi-user.target. Where else would I be able to see that relationship noted?
I've been through books and Google and the man file and just can't make sense of this kind of case.