Adjust service names to support Debian 11 and newer #75
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Previously the "default" clause was meant for Wheezy (released in 2013) and Jessie (released in 2015), and we had to explicitly add support for anything newer. This commit turns this logic around: - Releases which are EOL'ed since 10+ years are not supported anymore. - Older releases that are either still somewhat supported (Jessie) or that are EOL since less than 5 years (Squeeze, Wheezy) are still supported, but treated as exceptions. - Newer releases (starting with Stretch, released in 2017) are the default. - Future Debian releases will automatically use the same modern params as Stretch, Buster, and Bullseye. This will avoid the need to go through the updating process every 2 years (camptocamp#59, then this very PR).
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Previously the "default" clause was meant for Wheezy (released in 2013) and
Jessie (released in 2015), and we had to explicitly add support for
anything newer.
This commit turns this logic around:
or that are EOL since less than 5 years (Squeeze, Wheezy)
are still supported, but treated as exceptions.
as Stretch, Buster, and Bullseye. This will avoid the need to go through
the updating process every 2 years (Adjust statd service for Debian 9 and 10 (Closes: #58, Tails#12256). #59, then this very PR).