@ -441,9 +441,13 @@ func tailscaleUpdateCmd(cmdTS string) *exec.Cmd {
// tailscaled is restarted during the update, systemd won't kill this
// temporary update unit, which could cause unexpected breakage.
//
// We want to use the --wait flag for systemd-run, to block the update
// command until completion and collect output. But this flag was added in
// systemd 232, so we need to check the version first.
// We want to use a few optional flags:
// * --wait, to block the update command until completion (added in systemd 232)
// * --pipe, to collect stdout/stderr (added in systemd 235)
// * --collect, to clean up failed runs from memory (added in systemd 236)
//
// We need to check the version of systemd to figure out if those flags are
// available.
//
// The output will look like:
//
@ -461,10 +465,14 @@ func tailscaleUpdateCmd(cmdTS string) *exec.Cmd {
if err != nil {
return defaultCmd
}
if systemdVer < 232 {
return exec . Command ( "systemd-run" , "--pipe" , "--collect" , cmdTS , "update" , "--yes" )
} else {
if systemdVer >= 236 {
return exec . Command ( "systemd-run" , "--wait" , "--pipe" , "--collect" , cmdTS , "update" , "--yes" )
} else if systemdVer >= 235 {
return exec . Command ( "systemd-run" , "--wait" , "--pipe" , cmdTS , "update" , "--yes" )
} else if systemdVer >= 232 {
return exec . Command ( "systemd-run" , "--wait" , cmdTS , "update" , "--yes" )
} else {
return exec . Command ( "systemd-run" , cmdTS , "update" , "--yes" )
}
}