CentOS 7 systemd service file fixes #88
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CentOS 7 systemd service file fixes
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This PR includes small changes in the systemd service file in order to make the systemd PID integration work.
/var/run (or /run) is a temporary filesystem in CentOS 7, so directories will be wiped out on server reboot. Either /run must be used as basedir or the directory must be created by the service itself. I have taken the latter approach.
Also this PR includes a modification to the limit of open files in the service file, as we found out that this caused service failure for some users.