I restarted ntp today and noticed this in the logs:
Mar 17 07:12:41 bottom systemd[1]:
/lib/systemd/system/system-update-cleanup.service:35: Unknown lvalue
'SuccessAction' in section 'Service'
Mar 17 07:12:42 bottom systemd[1]:
/lib/systemd/system/system-update-cleanup.service:35: Unknown lvalue
'SuccessAction' in section 'Service'
Mar 17 07:12:43 bottom systemd[1]:
/lib/systemd/system/system-update-cleanup.service:35: Unknown lvalue
'SuccessAction' in section 'Service'
Mar 17 07:12:44 bottom systemd[1]:
/lib/systemd/system/system-update-cleanup.service:35: Unknown lvalue
'SuccessAction' in section 'Service'
Mar 17 07:12:44 bottom systemd[1]:
/lib/systemd/system/system-update-cleanup.service:35: Unknown lvalue
'SuccessAction' in section 'Service'
Mar 17 07:12:50 bottom systemd[1]: Stopping Network Time Service...
So I looked at this line in the system-update-cleanup.service file:
SuccessAction=reboot
It's the last line in the file in the [Service] section. A little research
shows that this line seems to belong in the [Unit] section.
Dare I move it? Not sure if this is a known bug or if this is just some
rot that's occurred over time on my debian systems.
I don't really know what this file does with respect to stopping ntp but it
would be a bit odd if my system rebooted when I simply restarted ntp!
