add systemd service unit #417
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This systemd service unit may serve as an example for package maintainers to write their own units or can be used as-is to run listmonk on a operating system that uses systemd as its init system. This is a template unit so that multiple listmonk instances can be started and controlled through the @-syntax. Instances are started by calling `systemctl start [email protected]` which goes on to read `/etc/default/listmonk` and `/etc/default/listmonk-myinstance` as environment files, uses `/etc/listmonk/myinstance.toml` as the configuration file and creates a state directory in `/var/lib/private/listmonk-myinstance`.
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As suggested in #409 and documented in #411 this PR adds a systemd service unit as a basis for package maintainers and should even be usable as a drop-in unit for linux distributions that use systemd as its init system as long as the listmonk binary resides in
/usr/bin/listmonk.Any comments or questions are appreciated :).