Say you have Immich-Kiosk (https://github.com/damongolding/immich-kiosk) installed on the same host with Immich.
So you may have created an additional file /etc/systemd/system/immich-kiosk.service beside /lib/systemd/system/immich.service and /lib/systemd/system/immich-machine-learning.service.
This unit gets stopped, disabled and removed every time i start the install.sh from immich-native :-)
I changed
systemctl list-unit-files --type=service | grep "^immich" | while read i unused; do
to
systemctl list-unit-files --type=service | grep -e "immich.service" -e "immich-machine-learning.service" | while read i unused; do
Stopping, disabling and removing exactly those systemd-services, that get added later on again, seems sensible to me..
Say you have Immich-Kiosk (https://github.com/damongolding/immich-kiosk) installed on the same host with Immich.
So you may have created an additional file /etc/systemd/system/immich-kiosk.service beside /lib/systemd/system/immich.service and /lib/systemd/system/immich-machine-learning.service.
This unit gets stopped, disabled and removed every time i start the install.sh from immich-native :-)
I changed
systemctl list-unit-files --type=service | grep "^immich" | while read i unused; doto
systemctl list-unit-files --type=service | grep -e "immich.service" -e "immich-machine-learning.service" | while read i unused; doStopping, disabling and removing exactly those systemd-services, that get added later on again, seems sensible to me..