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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">在 2017年10月02日 20:19, Burton, Ross 写道:<br>
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      <div dir="ltr">On 29 September 2017 at 01:27, Yi Zhao <span
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              wd_keepalive.service from watchdog package to
              watchdog-keepalive<br>
              package. Also remove debian specific code from the service
              file.<br>
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            <div>Remember to say *why*.  Reading the diff tells us that
              you are putting wd-keepalive into a separate package, but
              doesn't explain *why*.</div>
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    My patch just move wd_keepalive.service  file from wathdog package
    to watchdog-keepalive package to fix commit
    c14550deb824b3ef8087dede22d664879e85006d .  The package splitting 
    was introduced by commit 7a79aba22be0ca0bc3535dea64a79b697013337d 
    by Fabio Berton and reason is in the log message.<br>
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            <div>I suspect its because you should only be running one of
              them and if they both start then they'll race.  I also
              suspect the real solution is to have them either one or
              both disabled by default instead, as it appears to be
              perfectly reasonable to start with one and then swap to
              the other.</div>
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            <div>Ross</div>
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