Dahdi On Systemd (CentOS 7)

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It doesnt appear dahdi is starting up under systemd and CentOS 7.2

What should I look for?

find /etc/systemd | grep -i dahdi

find nothing.

How does dahdi startup under systemd ?

Thanks

Jerry

One thought on - Dahdi On Systemd (CentOS 7)

  • /etc/systemd is for services installed by the system administrator.

    You should have also looked under /usr/lib/systemd .

    Alternatively:

    systemctl status dah # completes to:
    systemctl status dahdi.service

    Which will shows me that dahdi.service was generated from
    /etc/init.d/dahdi .

    Or:

    systemctl list-units | grep dahdi

    Right now with the same init.d script. That said, I’d like to avoid using it. If you switch to automatic span assignment
    (http://docs.tzafrir.org.il/dahdi-linux/#_span_assignments –
    auto_assign_spans=0), you don’t really need the DAHDI init script. In fact, using it may become confusing, as under some circumstances the dahdi “service” may be in the wrong state for you (and unloading modules at poweroff is pointless).

    Thus, in the spirit of the parallel boot of systemd, my general recommendation is not to have any dahdi service, and just let spans load and get initialized separately. This also means you no longer need to start DAHDI before Asterisk.