Remove systemd Install alias #1470
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Alias is a list of additional names. Adding it's cannonical name cause systemctl enable telegraf to show a warning "Too many levels of symbolic links"
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thanks @PierreF |
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With current telegraf, when updating package we got the following error (at least on Debian/Ubuntu):
It is caused by systemctl enable telegraf:
It seems to be due to Alias in Install section of telegraf.service. From my understanding of manpage systemd.unit, alias should only contains additional name.
Removing the alias (and the symlink /etc/systemd/system/telegraf.service created) fix this issue, after this PR systemctl enable telegraf show no warning. Obviously telegraf is still started on boot & could be controlled with systemctl {start|stop|status} telegraf