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I'm writing a service with a timer and got wrong WorkingDirectory in the .service file. Timer runs as expected. How I can force run for the service's timer now that I've revisited the .service file?

I've tried:

$ systemctl --user enable $(pwd)/mycollector.service

$ systemctl --user start mycollector.timer

$ systemctl --user reload mycollector.timer

and

$ systemd-run --user mycollector.timer

But it's still waiting:

$ systemctl --user list-timers

NEXT                         LEFT       LAST PASSED UNIT              ACTIVATES

Thu 2019-06-20 23:53:28 UTC  43min left n/a  n/a    mycollector.timer mycollector.service

systemd

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I'm writing a service with a timer and got wrong WorkingDirectory in the .service file. Timer runs as expected. How I can force run for the service's timer now that I've revisited the .service file?

I've tried:

$ systemctl --user enable $(pwd)/mycollector.service

$ systemctl --user start mycollector.timer

$ systemctl --user reload mycollector.timer

and

$ systemd-run --user mycollector.timer

But it's still waiting:

$ systemctl --user list-timers

NEXT                         LEFT       LAST PASSED UNIT              ACTIVATES

Thu 2019-06-20 23:53:28 UTC  43min left n/a  n/a    mycollector.timer mycollector.service

systemd

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asked 1 hour ago

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I'm writing a service with a timer and got wrong WorkingDirectory in the .service file. Timer runs as expected. How I can force run for the service's timer now that I've revisited the .service file?

I've tried:

$ systemctl --user enable $(pwd)/mycollector.service

$ systemctl --user start mycollector.timer

$ systemctl --user reload mycollector.timer

and

$ systemd-run --user mycollector.timer

But it's still waiting:

$ systemctl --user list-timers

NEXT                         LEFT       LAST PASSED UNIT              ACTIVATES

Thu 2019-06-20 23:53:28 UTC  43min left n/a  n/a    mycollector.timer mycollector.service

systemd

share|improve this question

asked 1 hour ago

raspiraspi

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$ systemctl --user enable $(pwd)/mycollector.service

$ systemctl --user start mycollector.timer

$ systemctl --user reload mycollector.timer

$ systemd-run --user mycollector.timer

$ systemctl --user list-timers

NEXT                         LEFT       LAST PASSED UNIT              ACTIVATES

Thu 2019-06-20 23:53:28 UTC  43min left n/a  n/a    mycollector.timer mycollector.service

share|improve this question

asked 1 hour ago

raspiraspi

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asked 1 hour ago

raspiraspi

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asked 1 hour ago

raspiraspi

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asked 1 hour ago

raspiraspi

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