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Ensure systemd services are stopped during upgrade #43
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Establishing that our existing rpmbuild (spec) configuration correctly 'owns' all our systemd service files in their installed (active) locations:
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- Stop pre-existing rockstor services via incoming package. - Then wipe prior Python bytecode (*.pyc) files under src dir. - Fix bug re failed removal of legacy directories. - Add in-scriptlet comments to clarify the incoming/outgoing package origin/owner. - Improve/clarify systemd service macro comments.
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We appear to be failing to stop our outgoing systemd services during an upgrade.
This may be down to a legacy forced/premature removal of these service files prior to later automated mechanisms intended to address this.This issue is a spin-off from:
rockstor/rockstor-core#2651
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