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Does that work with older version of systemd? otherwise maybe add a comment for older version, so users can figure it out. |
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Yes, this functionality hasn't changed in years. EDIT: In more detail: the Alias= and DefaultInstance= functionliaty hasn't changed in years. (DefaultInstance= was added in 2014. Alias= has been there since some early version.) The change that is done now in systemd to use Alias= also is complementary to the change here. If it is merged, we can use |
This mirrors the change done in [email protected]: systemd/systemd#40440. This way the user can switch between one and the other by running 'systemctl enable'. Also, the distribution can use presets to pick the desired implementation.
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This mirrors the change done in [email protected]:
systemd/systemd#40440. This way the user can switch between one and the other
by running 'systemctl enable'. Also, the distribution can use presets to pick the desired implementation.