systemd-222-8.fc23

`systemctl stop foo@*.service` does not work as stated in the man page:

man 1 systemctl
> systemctl stop sshd@*.service
> will stop all sshd@.service instances

Only "foo@*" works, not "foo@*.service". A user most likely expects both of these incantations to work.


Steps to reproduce
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Start a service with an instance string:

  # systemctl start openvpn
  # systemctl show --property=ActiveState openvpn
  ActiveState=active

Nothing happens when using "foo@*.service":

  # systemctl stop openvpn@*.service
  # systemctl show --property=ActiveState openvpn
  ActiveState=active

The service is stopped when using "foo@*":

  # systemctl stop openvpn@*
  # systemctl show --property=ActiveState openvpn
  ActiveState=inactive