Put the dynamically-linked pelican-server binary in the pelican-server RPM #1896
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…origin Note that this changes the osdf-cache and osdf-origin to use a binary not named "osdf*", meaning that any osdf-specific config will have to come from a config file. For consistency with the images, the registry and director continue to use "pelican" or "osdf" as appropriate.
The configs we ship require config.d support, introduced in 7.11
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Closes #1855
Also updates the SystemD files for the cache and origin to use
pelican-serverinstead ofpelicanorosdf. For consistency with the current images, the director and registry .service files continue to usepelicanorosdf. Note that osdf-cache and osdf-origin no longer run a program with the magicosdfprefix, so they will be getting generic config unless overridden.