Installer for Unix provides systemd file to install JobScheduler Master and Agent as daemons

Desired Behavior

The installer of the JobScheduler Master for Linux stores a systemd file <jobschedulerId>.service in the SCHEDULER_HOME/install directory.
JobScheduler Master can be installed as a daemon with the following steps that require root permissions:

1. copy SCHEDULER_HOME/install/<jobschedulerId>.service to /usr/lib/systemd/system/<jobschedulerId>.service
2. call

   systemctl daemon-reload

3. automated start-up is configured with

   systemctl enable <jobschedulerId>

The Unix tarball of the JobScheduler Agent contains the systemd example file ./jobscheduler_agent/bin/jobscheduler_agent.service-example.
JobScheduler Agent can be installed as a daemon with the following steps that require root permissions:

1. ./jobscheduler_agent/bin/jobscheduler_agent.service-example
   is a template that has to be customized.
   It contains fields of the form <...> such as
   • <INSTALL_PATH>
   • <SCHEDULER_HTTP_PORT>
   • <SCHEDULER_PID_FILE_DIR>
   • <SCHEDULER_USER>
     where
   • <SCHEDULER_HTTP_PORT>
   • <SCHEDULER_PID_FILE_DIR>
   • <SCHEDULER_USER>
     has to be the same value as the specified environment variables
   • $SCHEDULER_HTTP_PORT
   • $SCHEDULER_PID_FILE_DIR
   • $SCHEDULER_USER
     in the instance script of the Agent.
2. copy ./jobscheduler_agent/bin/jobscheduler_agent.service-example to /usr/lib/systemd/system/jobscheduler_agent_<SCHEDULER_HTTP_PORT>.service
3. call

   systemctl daemon-reload

4. automated start-up is configured with

   systemctl enable jobscheduler_agent_<SCHEDULER_HTTP_PORT>