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Service management

Complete the dae configuration first, then choose your service manager. The sudo tab is selected by default.

InstallationService managerConfiguration file / requirement
Arch Linuxsystemd/etc/dae/config.dae
Debiansystemd/etc/dae/config.dae
Ubuntusystemd/etc/dae/config.dae
Fedorasystemd/etc/dae/config.dae
RHELsystemd/etc/dae/config.dae
openSUSEsystemd/etc/dae/config.dae
Gentoosystemd or OpenRC/etc/dae/config.dae
NixOSsystemdBoot enablement is managed by the NixOS module
Alpine (dae-installer)OpenRC/usr/local/etc/dae/config.dae
Manual installationDepends on the installed serviceInstall the corresponding service file first
DockerNot covered hereFollow the platform tutorial
macOS hostNot covered hereFollow the platform tutorial

Choose the action you need; these are not sequential steps.

Start now and enable at boot

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sudo systemctl enable --now dae
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systemctl enable --now dae
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sudo rc-service dae start
sudo rc-update add dae default
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rc-service dae start
rc-update add dae default

Start now

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sudo systemctl start dae
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systemctl start dae
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sudo rc-service dae start
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rc-service dae start

Enable at boot

This does not start the service immediately.

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sudo systemctl enable dae
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systemctl enable dae
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sudo rc-update add dae default
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rc-update add dae default

Reload configuration

After editing the configuration file, reload the running dae service.

The OpenRC service script does not define a reload action. Use dae’s built-in reload command while the service is running.

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sudo systemctl reload dae
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systemctl reload dae
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sudo dae reload
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dae reload

Restart the service

Restart stops and starts dae, interrupting existing connections. To apply configuration changes, use reload above.

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sudo systemctl restart dae
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systemctl restart dae
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sudo rc-service dae restart
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rc-service dae restart

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