support dockerd and docker daemon in unit files #704
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…where systemd cannot start contemporary versions of docker with the docker unit file because it calls out the now deprecated `docker dameon`
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Works well on docker >= v1.12.1 |
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I'm no mantainer but, couldn't this be more easily done just assigning proper default values in |
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docker daemonhas been deprecated since docker v1.13. This means that if you are using a recent version of docker, the unit files for upstart and systemd call the deprecated binary that is not installed. However, for people running older versions of docker, usingdocker daemonis correct. In this pull request I am adding support for people usingdockerd. Here is a related issue #701.