Getting systemctl with Arpwatch to work
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Having trouble on 18.04.1 getting arpwatch to start. It seems to work with
. /etc/init.d/arpwatch start but not systemctl start arpwatch
Any ideas?
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Having trouble on 18.04.1 getting arpwatch to start. It seems to work with
. /etc/init.d/arpwatch start but not systemctl start arpwatch
Any ideas?
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what the output ofsystemctl status arpwatchsir?
– abu-ahmed al-khatiri
Sep 13 at 8:13
Nothing - sorry
– bibble235
Sep 13 at 8:32
please Verify that the process is running withps -ef|grep arpwatch
– abu-ahmed al-khatiri
Sep 13 at 8:39
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Having trouble on 18.04.1 getting arpwatch to start. It seems to work with
. /etc/init.d/arpwatch start but not systemctl start arpwatch
Any ideas?
18.04
asked Sep 13 at 8:08
bibble235
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Having trouble on 18.04.1 getting arpwatch to start. It seems to work with
. /etc/init.d/arpwatch start but not systemctl start arpwatch
Any ideas?
18.04
18.04
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asked Sep 13 at 8:08
bibble235
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asked Sep 13 at 8:08
bibble235
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asked Sep 13 at 8:08
bibble235
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asked Sep 13 at 8:08
bibble235
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what the output ofsystemctl status arpwatchsir?
– abu-ahmed al-khatiri
Sep 13 at 8:13
Nothing - sorry
– bibble235
Sep 13 at 8:32
please Verify that the process is running withps -ef|grep arpwatch
– abu-ahmed al-khatiri
Sep 13 at 8:39
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what the output ofsystemctl status arpwatchsir?
– abu-ahmed al-khatiri
Sep 13 at 8:13
Nothing - sorry
– bibble235
Sep 13 at 8:32
please Verify that the process is running withps -ef|grep arpwatch
– abu-ahmed al-khatiri
Sep 13 at 8:39
what the output of
systemctl status arpwatch sir?– abu-ahmed al-khatiri
Sep 13 at 8:13
what the output of
systemctl status arpwatch sir?– abu-ahmed al-khatiri
Sep 13 at 8:13
Nothing - sorry
– bibble235
Sep 13 at 8:32
Nothing - sorry
– bibble235
Sep 13 at 8:32
please Verify that the process is running with
ps -ef|grep arpwatch– abu-ahmed al-khatiri
Sep 13 at 8:39
please Verify that the process is running with
ps -ef|grep arpwatch– abu-ahmed al-khatiri
Sep 13 at 8:39
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Not sure if you solved this, but you need to enable the interface with
systemctl enable arpwatch@eth0
and then
systemctl start arpwatch@eth0
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Not sure if you solved this, but you need to enable the interface with
systemctl enable arpwatch@eth0
and then
systemctl start arpwatch@eth0
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systemctl enable arpwatch@eth0
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systemctl enable arpwatch@eth0
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systemctl start arpwatch@eth0
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Not sure if you solved this, but you need to enable the interface with
systemctl enable arpwatch@eth0
and then
systemctl start arpwatch@eth0
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what the output of
systemctl status arpwatchsir?– abu-ahmed al-khatiri
Sep 13 at 8:13
Nothing - sorry
– bibble235
Sep 13 at 8:32
please Verify that the process is running with
ps -ef|grep arpwatch– abu-ahmed al-khatiri
Sep 13 at 8:39