Updated systemd unit file and added sample configuration file #648
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Rewrote the systemd unit file to fix an issue where the system was not able to create a PID file inside /var/run. I fixed this by having systemd create a new directory called /var/run/gns3. Then I had systemd change ownership of the directory to gns3:gns3 so the gns3server executable could read and write the PID file. I have tested these changes against Ubuntu 16.04.1 LTS.
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Rewrote the systemd unit file to fix an issue where the system was not able to create a PID file inside /var/run.
I fixed this by having systemd create a new directory called /var/run/gns3. Then I had systemd change ownership of the directory to gns3:gns3 so the gns3server executable could read and write the PID file. I have tested these changes against Ubuntu 16.04.1 LTS.