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[build/deb] use older systemd StartLimitInterval - #47909
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* StartLimitIntervalSec -> StartLimitInterval * [build/deb] use older systemd StartLimitInterval
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* StartLimitIntervalSec -> StartLimitInterval * [build/deb] use older systemd StartLimitInterval
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This switches our service file to use the older StartLimitInterval configuration. There have been a number of reports of startup errors due to older systemd versions not supporting the newer
StartLimitIntervalSecconfig. The service files are backwards compatible, but not forwards compatible, so this moves back to the old format.I included two minor changes -