Using the SystemD services

You can start, stop, restart, enable, or disable the following InfoPrint Manager services using the SystemD systemctl command:

To start a stopped InfoPrint Manager service, you can use:

systemctl start <servicename>[.service]

To stop an InfoPrint Manager service, you can use:

systemctl stop <servicename>[.service]

To restart an InfoPrint Manager service, you can use:

systemctl restart <servicename>[.service]

To enable an InfoPrint Manager service, you can use:

systemctl enable <servicename>[.service]

To disable an InfoPrint Manager service, you can use:

systemctl disable <servicename>[.service]

Note:

Only root and the user running InfoPrint Manager can start, stop, or restart an InfoPrint Manager service by using systemctl.
2. Only root can enable or disable an InfoPrint Manager service by using systemctl.

For more information, see the man page for systemctl (1).

Important:

On Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10, to enable the $IPM_USER user to restart the InfoPrint Manager services from both the command line and the Web Management Interface, the startup behavior of the polkit service has been modified through an override.conf file.