[systemd] Relocate all SONiC unit files to /usr/lib/systemd/system #4673
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This will allow us to disable services and have it persist across reboots by using the `systemctl mask` operation
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retest mellanox please |
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@SuvarnaMeenakshi this change should be fine for Multi-asic platforms . Can you please also check ? |
Yes, looks fine for multi-asic platform. |
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…4673) This will allow us to disable services and have it persist across reboots by using the `systemctl mask` operation
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Relocate all SONiC unit files from /etc/systemd/system to /usr/lib/systemd/system.
This will allow us to disable services and have it persist across reboots by using the
systemctl mask <service>command. Thesystemctl disable <service>command does not persist across reboots. Thesystemctl maskoperation creates a symlink to /dev/null as/etc/systemd/system/<service_name>.service, which will persist across reboots. However, we can only utilize this feature if we store our actual service files in a systemd directory other than /etc/systemd/system.