> Yet systemd doesn't have an equivalent to runit's sv once.
I'm not familiar with runit. Is this approximately equivalent to 'systemctl start service' when service uses the default of Restart=no ?
I'm not familiar with runit. Is this approximately equivalent to 'systemctl start service' when service uses the default of Restart=no ?
RemainAfterExit=yes is what achieves the effect (i.e. if the process terminates it is regarded as still active for system-dependency purposes / status unless you purposefully mark it otherwise).