linux-systemd-timers

Retrieves a list of systemd timer unit files on the Linux system. Runs systemctl list-unit-files --type=timer to return the name and activation status of registered timers as structured fields.

Command properties

Item	Description
Command type	Driver query
Required permission	Administrator
License usage	Licensed command
Parallel execution	Not supported
Distributed execution	Runs on Data Node (mapper)

Syntax

linux-systemd-timers

Output fields

Field	Type	Description
`timer`	string	Timer unit file name
`status`	string	Timer activation status. Takes values such as `enabled`, `disabled`, `static`, `masked`, etc.

Error codes

Parse errors

Error code	Message	Description
`95040`	no-read-permission	Occurs when a user without administrator privilege runs the command

Runtime errors

N/A

Description

The linux-systemd-timers command runs systemctl list-unit-files --type=timer to collect the status of all systemd timer unit files registered on the system. The list-unit-files subcommand displays the activation status of installed unit files.

The command skips the first line (header) of the output and splits each line by whitespace until an empty line appears, extracting the timer unit file name and activation status.

Examples

Retrieve all systemd timers
```
linux-systemd-timers
```
Retrieves the activation status of all systemd timer unit files registered on the system.
Retrieve only enabled timers
```
linux-systemd-timers
| search status == "enabled"
```
Filters and retrieves only timers whose activation status is enabled.