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Ubuntu, debian and other distro create the cups user/groups
in their packages.
Add a sysusers.d config file and install it. This configuration
file will create the configured system users/groups on first boot/factory
reset/package installation, without requiring manual scripts or actions.
This is very important for image-based OSes, but it is useful in other
cases too, to allow using declarative configuration instead of scripts.
https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/latest/sysusers.d.html
By default if the systemd.pc pkg-config file does not exist, this will
be a no-op, so that it does not affect other OSes.
If systemd.pc exists and contains the installation directory variable,
or if it is specified manually in ./configure, then a sysusers.d config
file is generated based on the configure user/groups and installed.
Add separate files for the cups user/group and for the system groups,
as they can be set independently.
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