Use init-system-helpers for systemd calls#13
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Use init-system-helpers for systemd calls#13lamaral wants to merge 1 commit intoinnogames:masterfrom
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Instead of checking if systemd is ready and other shenanigans, just use the helper scripts from Debian that already take care of everything. The previous systemd checks missed for example the case where a service was masked on purpose, causing package upgrades to straight out fail.
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Instead of checking if systemd is ready and other shenanigans, just use the helper scripts from Debian that already take care of everything.
The previous systemd checks missed for example the case where a service was masked on purpose, causing package upgrades to straight out fail.