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Any ways to execute Action/Command After ExecReload in systemd?


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I need to create service that can notify me by slack message whenever the service is reloaded using ExecReload in systemd.



So, I've read about ExecStartPost & ExecStopPost, any direction similiar to a reload action after ExecReload executed ?



I know I can just use && after the reload command ExecReload, but is there any other way around?










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I need to create service that can notify me by slack message whenever the service is reloaded using ExecReload in systemd.



So, I've read about ExecStartPost & ExecStopPost, any direction similiar to a reload action after ExecReload executed ?



I know I can just use && after the reload command ExecReload, but is there any other way around?










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  • No. Why do you want to do that

    – 炸鱼薯条德里克
    15 hours ago














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I need to create service that can notify me by slack message whenever the service is reloaded using ExecReload in systemd.



So, I've read about ExecStartPost & ExecStopPost, any direction similiar to a reload action after ExecReload executed ?



I know I can just use && after the reload command ExecReload, but is there any other way around?










share|improve this question
















I need to create service that can notify me by slack message whenever the service is reloaded using ExecReload in systemd.



So, I've read about ExecStartPost & ExecStopPost, any direction similiar to a reload action after ExecReload executed ?



I know I can just use && after the reload command ExecReload, but is there any other way around?







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  • No. Why do you want to do that

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  • No. Why do you want to do that

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    15 hours ago

















No. Why do you want to do that

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