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On Fedora, when a package gets upgraded, the new package is installed first, followed by the uninstall of the old package. As a result, the `prerm` script is called after the `postinst` script of the new package. In our `prerm` script, we stop the tunnel service. On package upgrades, this results in us stopping the tunnel service after installing the new package, confronting the user with an error that the tunnel service is not running. `rpm` passes arguments to these maintenance scripts. In the case of `prerm`, we receive the count of how many other instances of this packages are installed. To fix this bug, we check whether the first argument to the script is "1", meaning that we are being upgraded and should not stop the tunnel service.
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14 lines
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
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set -euo pipefail
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SERVICE_NAME="firezone-client-tunnel"
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# Creates the system group `firezone-client`
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sudo systemd-sysusers
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echo "Starting and enabling Firezone Tunnel service..."
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sudo systemctl daemon-reload
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sudo systemctl enable "$SERVICE_NAME"
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sudo systemctl restart "$SERVICE_NAME"
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