dist/systemd: change binary path to /usr/libexec #103
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Change the path to the installed binary from `/usr/bin/zincati` to `/usr/libexec/zincati`. This is done because `zincati` is not currently intended to be run directly by users. When installing Zincati and running Zincati through this unit, the binary placed by `cargo install` should be moved to this location under `/usr/libexec`. Fixes: coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker#244
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Change the path to the installed binary from
/usr/bin/zincatito/usr/libexec/zincati. This is done becausezincatiis notcurrently intended to be run directly by users.
When installing Zincati and running Zincati through this unit, the
binary placed by
cargo installshould be moved to this locationunder
/usr/libexec.Fixes: coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker#244