Systemd cant find my 'start.sh' file?

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so i am trying to get a minecraft server running as a service of systemd

my minecraft.service has this content:

[Unit]

Description=Minecraft Server

After=network.target



[Service]

WorkingDirectory=/home/minecraft/

Type=simple

ExecStart=/home/minecraft/start.sh

User=minecraft

StandardOutput=journal

StandardError=inherit

RestartSec=30



[Install]

WantedBy=multi-user.target

This file is placed in /lib/systemd/system/minecraft.service

if i Start this service and check the status i get:

EXEC '/home/minecraft/start.sh' no such file or directory

But this file actually exists ...
and the file is working if i start it manually.

Ubuntu version is 18.10

after trying to head -n 1 /home/minecraft/start.sh like suggested it get:

#!/bin/bash

would be cool if someone can help :)

edited Nov 24 at 15:47

asked Nov 23 at 23:56

Sandro Schaurer

make sure the filename isn't different from what you have given to systemd!
– George Udosen
Nov 23 at 23:57

i just reviewed the filenames about 10 times ^^
– Sandro Schaurer
Nov 24 at 0:02

ok run ls -l /home/minecraft/start.sh and lets see the out put!
– George Udosen
Nov 24 at 0:05

-rwxrwxr-- 1 minecraft nogroup 85 Nov 24 00:16 /home/minecraft/start.sh ... ^^
– Sandro Schaurer
Nov 24 at 2:27

ok run head -n 1 /home/minecraft/shart.sh. Edit ( askubuntu.com/posts/1095529/edit ) your post with the results, don't comment.
– waltinator
Nov 24 at 4:20

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so i am trying to get a minecraft server running as a service of systemd

my minecraft.service has this content:

[Unit]

Description=Minecraft Server

After=network.target



[Service]

WorkingDirectory=/home/minecraft/

Type=simple

ExecStart=/home/minecraft/start.sh

User=minecraft

StandardOutput=journal

StandardError=inherit

RestartSec=30



[Install]

WantedBy=multi-user.target

This file is placed in /lib/systemd/system/minecraft.service

if i Start this service and check the status i get:

EXEC '/home/minecraft/start.sh' no such file or directory

But this file actually exists ...
and the file is working if i start it manually.

Ubuntu version is 18.10

after trying to head -n 1 /home/minecraft/start.sh like suggested it get:

#!/bin/bash

would be cool if someone can help :)

edited Nov 24 at 15:47

asked Nov 23 at 23:56

Sandro Schaurer

make sure the filename isn't different from what you have given to systemd!
– George Udosen
Nov 23 at 23:57

i just reviewed the filenames about 10 times ^^
– Sandro Schaurer
Nov 24 at 0:02

ok run ls -l /home/minecraft/start.sh and lets see the out put!
– George Udosen
Nov 24 at 0:05

-rwxrwxr-- 1 minecraft nogroup 85 Nov 24 00:16 /home/minecraft/start.sh ... ^^
– Sandro Schaurer
Nov 24 at 2:27

ok run head -n 1 /home/minecraft/shart.sh. Edit ( askubuntu.com/posts/1095529/edit ) your post with the results, don't comment.
– waltinator
Nov 24 at 4:20

add a comment |

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down vote

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so i am trying to get a minecraft server running as a service of systemd

my minecraft.service has this content:

[Unit]

Description=Minecraft Server

After=network.target



[Service]

WorkingDirectory=/home/minecraft/

Type=simple

ExecStart=/home/minecraft/start.sh

User=minecraft

StandardOutput=journal

StandardError=inherit

RestartSec=30



[Install]

WantedBy=multi-user.target

This file is placed in /lib/systemd/system/minecraft.service

if i Start this service and check the status i get:

EXEC '/home/minecraft/start.sh' no such file or directory

But this file actually exists ...
and the file is working if i start it manually.

Ubuntu version is 18.10

after trying to head -n 1 /home/minecraft/start.sh like suggested it get:

#!/bin/bash

would be cool if someone can help :)

edited Nov 24 at 15:47

asked Nov 23 at 23:56

Sandro Schaurer

so i am trying to get a minecraft server running as a service of systemd

my minecraft.service has this content:

[Unit]

Description=Minecraft Server

After=network.target



[Service]

WorkingDirectory=/home/minecraft/

Type=simple

ExecStart=/home/minecraft/start.sh

User=minecraft

StandardOutput=journal

StandardError=inherit

RestartSec=30



[Install]

WantedBy=multi-user.target

This file is placed in /lib/systemd/system/minecraft.service

if i Start this service and check the status i get:

EXEC '/home/minecraft/start.sh' no such file or directory

But this file actually exists ...
and the file is working if i start it manually.

Ubuntu version is 18.10

after trying to head -n 1 /home/minecraft/start.sh like suggested it get:

#!/bin/bash

would be cool if someone can help :)

server java systemd services minecraft

edited Nov 24 at 15:47

asked Nov 23 at 23:56

Sandro Schaurer

edited Nov 24 at 15:47

asked Nov 23 at 23:56

Sandro Schaurer

edited Nov 24 at 15:47

asked Nov 23 at 23:56

Sandro Schaurer

asked Nov 23 at 23:56

Sandro Schaurer

asked Nov 23 at 23:56

Sandro Schaurer

make sure the filename isn't different from what you have given to systemd!
– George Udosen
Nov 23 at 23:57

i just reviewed the filenames about 10 times ^^
– Sandro Schaurer
Nov 24 at 0:02

ok run ls -l /home/minecraft/start.sh and lets see the out put!
– George Udosen
Nov 24 at 0:05

-rwxrwxr-- 1 minecraft nogroup 85 Nov 24 00:16 /home/minecraft/start.sh ... ^^
– Sandro Schaurer
Nov 24 at 2:27

ok run head -n 1 /home/minecraft/shart.sh. Edit ( askubuntu.com/posts/1095529/edit ) your post with the results, don't comment.
– waltinator
Nov 24 at 4:20

add a comment |

make sure the filename isn't different from what you have given to systemd!
– George Udosen
Nov 23 at 23:57

i just reviewed the filenames about 10 times ^^
– Sandro Schaurer
Nov 24 at 0:02

ok run ls -l /home/minecraft/start.sh and lets see the out put!
– George Udosen
Nov 24 at 0:05

-rwxrwxr-- 1 minecraft nogroup 85 Nov 24 00:16 /home/minecraft/start.sh ... ^^
– Sandro Schaurer
Nov 24 at 2:27

ok run head -n 1 /home/minecraft/shart.sh. Edit ( askubuntu.com/posts/1095529/edit ) your post with the results, don't comment.
– waltinator
Nov 24 at 4:20

make sure the filename isn't different from what you have given to systemd!
– George Udosen
Nov 23 at 23:57

i just reviewed the filenames about 10 times ^^
– Sandro Schaurer
Nov 24 at 0:02

ok run ls -l /home/minecraft/start.sh and lets see the out put!
– George Udosen
Nov 24 at 0:05

-rwxrwxr-- 1 minecraft nogroup 85 Nov 24 00:16 /home/minecraft/start.sh ... ^^
– Sandro Schaurer
Nov 24 at 2:27

ok run head -n 1 /home/minecraft/shart.sh. Edit ( askubuntu.com/posts/1095529/edit ) your post with the results, don't comment.
– waltinator
Nov 24 at 4:20

add a comment |

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