The following systemd unit should do the trick: Install to /usr/lib/systemd/system/olad.service
``` [Unit] Description=Open Lighting Architecture daemon Documentation=man:olad(1) Requires=network.target [Service] ExecStart=/usr/bin/olad --log-level 3 --config-dir /etc/ola Type=simple Restart=on-failure User=olad Group=olad [Install] WantedBy=multi-user.target Alias=ola.service ``` Rationale: - Syslog is not needed any more: olad logs to stderr by default and that will go into the journal automatically - PID files and daemon mode: olad runs as a foreground service anyway, systemd will take care of everything - User and Group are required: olad refuses to start as root - /etc/default/olad is somewhat obsolete: If someone wants to configure log level and config dir, they can just override the systemd service file I'm not sure about the $remote_fs dependency in the original init script. Is that still needed? Same for the hard dependency on the network - this could be an After= instead of a Requires=.
