Move systemd unit files from /etc/ to /lib #405
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This moves the systemd unit file from being installed in /etc/systemd, to being installed in /lib/systemd. It uses the postinst script to enable and start the installed launcher. Also fills in an prerm script that will unlink the unit file. Fixes kolide#405
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This moves the systemd unit file from being installed in /etc/systemd, to being installed in /lib/systemd. It uses the postinst script to enable and start the installed launcher. Also fills in an prerm script that will unlink the unit file. Fixes #405
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The current systemd unit files are installed directly to
/etc/systemd/system. It would be more reasonable to install them to/lib/systemd/systemand then ensure we enable them in postinst.Caveat -- RHEL might be
/usr/libthough it looks like there's sometimes a/libsymlinkhttps://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/206315/whats-the-difference-between-usr-lib-systemd-system-and-etc-systemd-system has a bunch of background
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