~mvo/snappy/15.04-lp1490574-systemd-type-forking

add COPYING, remove debian/ubuntu-core-snappy.cache-lsblk.service, rename snappy->snappy-go and remove conflict

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#---------------------------------------------------------------------

# Unfortunately, the lsblk(8) command requires root privileges to allow

# it to query the disk partition labels. Worse, if run as a non-priv

# user, it simply display the information that it can query without

# error and exits zero! Since snappy needs to run lsblk but does not

# want to have to require the user be root in all cases, this unit

# generate the lsblk output for snappy to consume. This isn't ideal, but

# does avoid having to use set-uid helpers. Added to which, although the

# generated file is essentially a static cache, the partition labels are

# not expected to change.

#---------------------------------------------------------------------

[Unit]

Description=Generate lsblk output for snappy

[Service]

Type=oneshot

ExecStartPre=/bin/mkdir -m 0755 -p /run/snappy

ExecStart=/bin/sh -c '/bin/lsblk --ascii --pairs --output=NAME,LABEL,PKNAME,MOUNTPOINT > /run/snappy/lsblk.txt'

ExecStartPost=/bin/chmod 644 /run/snappy/lsblk.txt

[Install]

WantedBy=local-fs.target