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I'm trying to run a script in /etc/pm/sleep.d on resume from sleep. I'm not seeing any indication that the script ever gets run when I sleep the machine with "systemctl suspend". I do see that when I use "pm-suspend" to sleep the machine the script does get executed.

Whats the difference between systemctl and pm-suspend? Ubuntu 16.04.

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See the power management page on the Arch wiki.

systemd does not use pm-utils to put the machine to sleep when using systemctl suspend, systemctl hibernate or systemctl hybrid-sleep; pm-utils hooks, including any custom hooks, will not be run.

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