Fixes nospaceships#43 #45
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leaves CentOS behaving as before while adding support for systemd based Debian systems that don't have the /usr/lib/systemd/system folder Looks for systemd at /usr/lib/systemd/system, then /etc/systemd/system, and finally /lib/systemd/system
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As the first attempt to solve this problem had the unfortunate side affect of changing how things work on Fedora based systems, this solution should leave init.d and Fedora based systems working the same while allowing Debian based systemd systems to work. |
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The only possible negative would be on Debian systems that previously had init.d installation of the service, as it would discover the systemd service and then uninstall would attempt to uninstall the systemd version, which isn't what is installed. This could also occur with the current system when upgrading a server to use systemd when it was previously init.d based. |
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leaves CentOS behaving as before while adding support for systemd based Debian systems that don't
have the /usr/lib/systemd/system folder
Looks for systemd at /usr/lib/systemd/system, then /etc/systemd/system, and finally /lib/systemd/system