fix(systemd script): define RestartSec as 2 #7733
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Describe the pull request
The value of RestartSec is suggested to be greater than 1. (defaults to 100 ms)
suggestion on https://serverfault.com/.
The reason is that
"The default limit is to allow 5 restarts in a 10sec period. If a service goes over that threshold due to the Restart= config option in the service definition, it will not attempt to restart any further.
The rates are configured with the StartLimitIntervalSec= (defaults to 10 s) and StartLimitBurst= (defaults to 5) options and the Restart= option controls when SystemD tries to restart a service."
explanation on https://serverfault.com/
manual of systemd
Link to the issue: "n/a"
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