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Description: Overriding Service is a method that allows modifying the configuration of a service in Linux-based operating systems without altering the original configuration file. This approach is particularly useful in environments where maintaining the integrity of default configuration files is required, such as in systems using service managers like ‘systemd’ or ‘init’. By overriding a […]