Server Fault Asked by Mike S on September 20, 2020
Out of curiosity, is there any way to remove a systemd slice that you’ve created? I’m running on Fedora 28 with systemd-238-9 and kernel 4.17.12-200.fc28.x86_64 .
I performed:
systemd-run --unit=toptest --slice=test top -b
And after the top
had exited, I can see my slice:
systemctl -t slice --all
But I can’t remove it. I have tried
systemctl stop test.slice
systemctl kill test.slice
systemctl unload test.slice
(the latter gives an “unknown operation”), but still my slice lives in that list.
Thanks.
On my FC28 system the test slice disappears after the systemctl stop test.slice
command.
Trying the kill afterwards gives this result:
systemctl kill test.slice
Failed to kill unit test.slice: Unit test.slice not loaded.
Answered by John Damm Sørensen on September 20, 2020
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