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Start LFSS on Boot with systemd ​

Added in v0.16.1

Optionally, you can generate a systemd unit file for LFSS server using the following command:

bash
lfss-systemd

This will print the unit file content to stdout.

You can also specify the environment variables for the service, as well as the parameter for lfss-serve command. You should put the output to the global systemd unit directory, e.g.

bash
export LFSS_DATA="/path/to/data"
export LFSS_ORIGIN="http://localhost:8000,https://mydomain.com"

lfss-systemd --workers 2 | sudo tee /etc/systemd/system/lfss.service

Then enable and start the service with:

bash
sudo systemctl daemon-reload
sudo systemctl enable lfss.service
sudo systemctl start lfss.service

To check the log output of the service, you can use journalctl:

bash
sudo journalctl -u lfss.service -f