I have a strange question on Ubuntu Server 20.04, which is upgraded from 19.10.
I have a service defined while 19.10 in systemd/system. It works without any problem in that version.
Now, I need to change some setting in the service file. So I edit the file, use daemon-reload to reload it and try to use the new one, but systemd keep to use the old one. I know it is using the old one because the 2 versions point to different binary which I can see from status displaying.
Every time I start the service, systemctl warns me to use daemon-reload to reload the changed file. Use daemon-reload, even reboot won't fix.
I tried to remove the service file and reload it. It says service is not found while trying starting, which is good. But when I put the changed file back, it still use the old one while nothing is wrong with the service file.
I wonder maybe there is another place than /etc/systemd/system to save all settings?
Thanks.