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    • Lasse Karstensen's avatar
      Avoid symlink name influencing pidfile name. · 555b2dc4
      Lasse Karstensen authored
      Fix by hardcoding as suggested by Federico Schwindt.
      
      This change also reverts the pid file name change that was an uninteded
      side effect of a59b3bdd in Nov 2015. That commit renamed the pid file
      from varnishd.pid to varnish.pid.
      
      From a maintenance branch perspective it is not a good thing to change
      these names, but I think going back to the original is the least painful way
      moving forward. We'll have systems with sysv init for many years still.
      
      Fixes: #22
      555b2dc4
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    • Lasse Karstensen's avatar
      Remove ExecStartPre as it serves no purpose. · def4b79c
      Lasse Karstensen authored
      The usage of ExecStartPre was (as far as I remember) adopted because we
      in sysv init scripts do a configtest before restart, and this looked
      like the natural way to get the same functionality.
      
      Systemd doesn't do this, if you ask for a restart it doesn't do any
      checks before stopping the daemon.
      
      As such this is just extra time spent starting up, as well as being very
      noisy because we dump a lot of C code into the journal.
      
      This was originally researched and removed by Federico Schwindt in
      redhat/varnish.service inside Varnish-Cache.git, but the intent and
      change was lost in the subsequent merging of packaging repositories.
      def4b79c
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