refactoring, only restart on changes and fix debian on new installations#11
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refactoring, only restart on changes and fix debian on new installations#11bauruine wants to merge 5 commits intonvjacobo:mainfrom
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This fixes the error "The value 'buster-backports' is invalid for APT::Default-Release as such a release is not available in the sources" on systems where apt update was never run before.
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Ups I've completely missed #8 which seems better engineered although a bit more complicated. You can close this PR if you like. |
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Hi @nvjacobo
I have refactored the Linux part so the tasks that where the same on all distros are in an extra file. The proxy now only gets restarted if the proxy binary or the systemd unit file have changed. While testing it i also found a bug in Debian where it failed if apt update was never before run on the system.
Tested on: