systemd: how to get current target

[Dhaval Anjaria]

ls -l /etc/systemd/default.target or something like that should suffice. Or
check journald for the last target loaded. That should also help..
On Dec 24, 2014 7:45 PM, "Glenn Holmer" <shadowm at lyonlabs.org> wrote:

> This page:
>
> https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Systemd#How_do_I_know_the_current_target.3F
>
> says to use "systemctl get-default", but that's clearly wrong:
>
> [root at shoggoth ~]# systemctl get-default
> graphical.target
> [root at shoggoth ~]# who -r
>          run-level 5  2014-12-24 07:49
> [root at shoggoth ~]# systemctl isolate multi-user
> [root at shoggoth ~]# systemctl get-default
> graphical.target
> [root at shoggoth ~]# who -r
>          run-level 3  2014-12-24 08:12                   last=5
> [root at shoggoth ~]# systemctl default
> [root at shoggoth ~]# systemctl get-default
> graphical.target
> [root at shoggoth ~]# who -r
>          run-level 5  2014-12-24 08:12                   last=3
> [root at shoggoth ~]#
>
> What's the correct command?
>
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