Add --configtest argument and service#2
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After adding support for my hardware, I realized that I don't want to manage long running logs and ensuring the service stays running. So I aimed to create a systemd service file to run it.
While doing this, I realized that if the configuration file every failed to parse, I wouldn't necessarily know, so I added a configuration validation flag (
--configtest) as well. The service uses this before starting to ensure the configuration is sane. If run on the command line, this will show a message explaining why the configuration failed to parse. It also returns an exit code of Zero on success, or 1 on any failure.