Revisions to Executing chdir before starting systemd service

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On systemd >= 227 you should be able to use the WorkingDirectory=/usr/local:

[Service]
WorkingDirectory=/usr/local

to get your script to execute there. File in under the [Service] section.

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On systemd >= 227 you should be able to use the WorkingDirectory=/usr/local to get your script to execute there. File in under the [Service] section.

On systemd >= 227 you should be able to use:

[Service]
WorkingDirectory=/usr/local

to get your script to execute there.

(DOCS)

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On systemd >= 227 you should be able to use the WorkingDirectory=/usr/local to get your script to execute there. File in under the [Service] section.

On systemd >= 227 you should be able to use the WorkingDirectory=/usr/local to get your script to execute there.

On systemd >= 227 you should be able to use the WorkingDirectory=/usr/local to get your script to execute there. File in under the [Service] section.