scheduled wakeup configured, even if autosuspend is disabled in systemd

[foxharp]

I suppose it's possible that this behavior is desired, but it surprised me: I had disabled autosuspend ("systemctl stop autosuspend; systemctl disable autosuspend") in order to work on another suspend/resume program, and was surprised to find (weeks later) that the RTC was still set to the wakeup time configured in autosuspend. The logs contain this, so I guess a pre-suspend hook is still active:

`Feb 20 15:15:35 clover kernel: [ 2479.097790] PM: suspend entry (deep)
Feb 20 15:15:35 clover autosuspend[5600]: 2025-02-20 15:15:35,169 - autosuspend

• INFO - Configuring check Command with class Command from module autosuspend.ch
  ecks.wakeup using config parameters {'enabled': 'true', 'command': '/usr/local/b
  in/latertoday 4:57am'}
  Feb 20 15:15:35 clover autosuspend[5600]: 2025-02-20 15:15:35,170 - autosuspend
• INFO - Pre-suspend hook starting, trying to acquire lock
  Feb 20 15:15:35 clover autosuspend[5600]: 2025-02-20 15:15:35,179 - autosuspend
• INFO - Scheduling next wake up at 2025-02-21 09:56:30+00:00
  Feb 20 15:15:35 clover autosuspend[5600]: 2025-02-20 15:15:35,179 - autosuspend
• INFO - Scheduling wakeup using command: sh -c 'echo 0 > /sys/class/rtc/rtc0/wa
  kealarm && echo 1740131790 > /sys/class/rtc/rtc0/wakealarm'
  `

Again -- if this is expected/desired, that's fine. Just thought I should mention it.

[languitar]

The hook is a separate systemd unit which you also have to disable similar to how you had to enable it (cf. https://autosuspend.readthedocs.io/en/v7.1.0/systemd_integration.html). I'd say there's not much I can do if only on of two units gets disabled.

[foxharp]

Ah! Thank you. I suspected it was user error, but it never occurred to me there might be a second unit. Sorry for the trouble.

[languitar]

@foxharp I have found a way to automatically handle the second unit so that only autosuspend.service needs to be activated/deactivated. There's an open PR at #629. Do you want to try if that works for you?

[foxharp]

Thanks -- that was fast! Honestly, from the fix description (and I assume you've tested it), then I don't think I need to test. But I'm happy to, if you'd like. (I just need to reinstall, and apply the change manually, correct?)

[languitar]

You could, for testing purposes, manually edit the installed systemd unit or use overrides. But I'm fine with just merging this.