Fix sidekiq.service for use as user service #6191
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Please explain why. |
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Because, for user service only available Also see: systemd/systemd#2690 |
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Sidekiq is not typically deployed as a user-specific service. That .service file works for most Sidekiq users but if you deploy it differently, you must expect to adjust the .service file. |
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I think, this case must be documented in the template so that other users are not surprised by this behavior |
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We can document it as a comment but I don't think the actual configuration should change. |
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When rebooting the system, the user service was not launched automatically.