Various OS upgrade fixes #296
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Fixes SSH daemon restart on newer versions of Linux OSMorphing workers by using `systemctl`, if available. Formerly, `service` command was used by default, which is no longer available on newer images.
Sets valid SELinux file context for the copied `replicator` service binary, in order for the service to start on a SELinux-enabled worker machine.
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This PR includes some fixes required on modern OS images:
Fix SSH reload on OSMorphing worker
Fixes SSH daemon restart on newer versions of Linux OSMorphing workers by using
systemctl, if available. Formerly,servicecommand was used by default,which is no longer available on newer images.
Set binary context on replicator binary
Sets valid SELinux file context for the copied
replicatorservice binary, inorder for the service to start on a SELinux-enabled worker machine.