Ok. I am not aware of systemd. Currenty, we use Ubuntu 14.04 on our server - which I believe uses upstart. At ClueCon Weekly video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TyUhpLC8OIM (10:58), Ken Rice still uses systemv init scripts. I will study a little bit about systemd. Thank you, 2016-05-27 13:18 GMT-03:00 Jeff Leung <jleung@v10networks.ca>:
After installation, Freeswitch was up and running, but I don't see any /etc/init.d script to start it. That's because it now uses systemd to start up the service, not sysvinit. To start it up you can either go systemctl start freeswitch or service freeswitch start
To enable/disable it, you'd go: systemctl enable freeswitch or systemctl disable freeswitch
When I killed the process, it automatically restarted!
systemd now automatically recovers crashed services so there isn't a need to install monit like most of us did back in the 1.2 era.
How does it happen?
Thank you
Valter
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