On 24-04-19 16:40, Anand Buddhdev via Unbound-users wrote:
On 24/04/2019 16:23, sean darcy via Unbound-users wrote:
Hey Sean,
Just added Restart=on-abort to unbound.service.
But that made me realize another issue if you're depending on systemd
and using a distribution, like I am : Fedora.
Any time unbound is upgraded ( And why is Fedora 29 still at 1.8.3 ? ),
the unbound.service file can get replaced. So unless unbound.service is
changed upstream to include Restart, it may happen at an upgrade.
You need to learn more about systemd. With systemd, you can have a local
override.
If you run "systemctl edit unbound.service" then it will open an editor
where you can add your "Restart=on-abort". This then gets merged with
the system-supplied unit. Your overlay is recorded in:
/etc/systemd/system/unbound.service.d/override.conf
Even if unbound is later upgraded, your local change persists.
Regards,
Anand
Additionally, you could file a bug with fedora, as this seems like a
useful addition to the unbound rpm in general.
Kind regards,
Tom
