Hello,
Is it possible to have “./bin/cryosparcm start” at reboot of the master server and what would be the recommended method (we use linux mint 19.3 with mate desktop).
It seems the user installing/starting on command line get their credential passed on for jobs run by any users which is not ideal.
Cheers,
Arnaud
Hi @abasle,
Our guide covers how to install cryoSPARC as a systemd service: https://guide.cryosparc.com/setup-configuration-and-management/management-and-monitoring/optional-cryosparc-and-systemd
The systemctl enable command will ensure that cryoSPARC automatically starts when the machine undergoes a reboot.
Hi sdawood,
That would be a great but it fails. I think the script may be started too soon at reboot before the share is available.
sudo systemctl status cryosparc-env.service
returns
cryosparc-env.service: Failed to execute command: No such file or directory
after reboot.
Would you know how to modify the ./install_services.sh script to make sure the service start after the share is mounted?
And
sudo systemctl start cryosparc-env.service
sudo systemctl status cryosparc-env.service
shows the service is fine when started manually.
Cheers,
Arnaud