Is that the right thing to do? Most of our stuff gets installed in
/usr/local/ and similar where it doesn't overwrite any system files.
ntpd.service is the only exception I know of.
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If we are going to install it, can we bypass the install if the currently
installed file is identical to the to-be-installed version? Otherwise, I get
crap like this when I restart ntpd.
Warning: The unit file, source configuration file or drop-ins of
ntpd.service
changed on disk. Run 'systemctl daemon-reload' to reload units.
I haven't tracked down any details. It seems as though on systems, it does
the restart when it gives me that message and on others it doesn't.
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