ldirectord: Remove /var/lock from systemd unit #1328
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The /var/lock/subsys/ directory is used in sysv init scripts, but are not necessary in systemd services. If /var/lock/subsys/ does not exist, the systemd service will fail to start due to the missing folder for the ExecStartPost command. Since these locks are not required in systemd services, we can safely remove them from the ldirectord unit file.
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Can one of the admins verify this patch? |
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Can one of the admins check and authorise this run please: https://ci.kronosnet.org/job/resource-agents-pipeline/job/PR-1328/1/input |
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The /var/lock/subsys/ directory is used in sysv init scripts, but are
not necessary in systemd services. If /var/lock/subsys/ does not exist,
the systemd service will fail to start due to the missing folder for the
ExecStartPost command. Since these locks are not required in systemd
services, we can safely remove them from the ldirectord unit file.