Going back to the configuration of my first tests.

I suppose the sdump user must be below 1000, so that systemd will not
launch a full user session for us (with pulse & friends).

As I'm hiding the PIDs, I don't need to run the ffmpeg process with
a different name. I'm not sure if pkill was able to find the process
with the changed name, so we go back to a simpler script.

And it works!

This reverts commit e4a3a169.

This reverts commit 4d04fc42.

This reverts commit 8f075ba8.

This reverts commit 6c4687e4.

This reverts commit 70c9e103.

The version of curl in Ubuntu 20.04 does not have the --retry-all-errors
option yet. It will be available when we move on to Ubuntu 22.04.

The version of curl in Ubuntu 20.04 does not have the --retry-all-errors
option yet. It will be available when we move on to Ubuntu 22.04.

Also use the nice VARIABLE instead of hardcoding it.

7 retries takes around 2 minutes with curl exponential delays.

Without the full name, systemctl start assumed it to be a service name.

The previous patch was wrong for two reasons:
- you can't put shell commands in a Exec, as there's no shell involved
- while you could split the two on two different Exec, it would not
  work anyhow because the unit runs as the esamesync user, and it cannot
  create the /opt/esame directory if the admin did not create it beforehand.

This one was tested to work; the machine boots correctly.

Not tested with labmanager; it is not supposed to be working properly
until you have working copy in /opt/esame, but it would be interesting
to see how it fails.

Otherwise the service will loop and a freshly installed machine
(or a machine with an empty /opt) will not finish the boot.