I don't know how this works yet, but although RHEL 7 systemd thinks it can start/stop services with system V init scripts like diod, and can start diod, it can't stop it. systemctl stop diod does not complain but doesn't seem to have an effect.
Reportedly other llnl tools that share a common origin for their sysv init scripts have the same problem.
Probably we should provide a systemd service unit and be done with it.
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I don't know how this works yet, but although RHEL 7 systemd thinks it can start/stop services with system V init scripts like diod, and can start diod, it can't stop it.
systemctl stop dioddoes not complain but doesn't seem to have an effect.Reportedly other llnl tools that share a common origin for their sysv init scripts have the same problem.
Probably we should provide a systemd service unit and be done with it.