systemd Service Unit Generator
Build a bounded, reviewable .service unit from explicit fields without executing a command.
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Generated service unit
How it works
This generator produces a simple service unit only. It quotes an executable and one argument per input line using systemd unit-file escaping, and supports Description, After, Wants, User, WorkingDirectory, and a small Restart subset. By default every value stays literal: systemd resolves "%" specifiers when a unit is loaded and "$FOO" or "${FOO}" when an Exec command runs, and quoting suppresses neither, so they are emitted as "%%" and "$$". Turn on systemd expansion only when you want systemd to resolve them. An executable may not begin with @, -, :, +, ! or |, and may not be a lone semicolon, because systemd unquotes the first word before reading it as a command prefix or a command separator. It does not parse a shell command, create users or directories, install, enable, start, or validate the unit on a target system. Review with systemd-analyze verify and the target systemd version before use.