Drop SysV and embrace Systemd #2
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Hi @iCart, I've finish to think about that: I suggest to add an extra question in the cookiecutter to ask that the init system to be supported, with systemd by default. I know we are in 2017 and Debian Stretch has just released, however, we still need time to time to create a daemon for some old projects. Could you change your PR to add this option ? Have a nice week-end. |
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This pull request drops the old config files (monit, logrotate, init, ...) and replaces them with a single default systemd .service file.