Find systemd unit via ps #1494
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Also terminate systemctl args with `--` in case the unit name starts with a dash Fixes #1187
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@michaelklishin - The other option to fix this is to use the unit name directly instead of via a PID, as the name is well-known ( |
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Also terminate systemctl args with
--in case the unit name starts with a dashFixes #1187
I discovered the
unit=format option here and tested it on CentOS 7 and Ubuntu 16.