Automatic Service Restart (Debian) #4529
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…x of chmown commands to prevent warning messages
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Description
This change makes it so that the opensearch services are started after upgrades on Debian if they were enabled.
In addition I changed the syntax in the postinst scripts for the chown command from "chown user.group" to "chown user:group" (this changes nothing about the functionality but the former will produce warning messages -> "chown: warning: '.' should be ':'")
Issues Resolved
#3891
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