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I'm using it in Fedora Silverblue.
Fixed SELinux issues with fix in #51
Services are installed and systemPackages are available.
1- should those be available only for root? (I can run using the path, and add the path later to the user, but just want to confirm) (EDIT: forgot zsh quirks)
The main problem is that the /run folder is cleaned on boot (and the systemPackages are left in /run/system-manager/sw/bin/) and the service that creates it (system-manager-path.service) is of type oneshot, so it's not persisting.
2- So, is it possible to configure it so it will be always run? (and/or changing where it saves that bin folder?)
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The one-shot service should run when you reboot and recreate the needed symlinks in /run. I'm not sure why it's not working on fedora, but this is not a distro that I tested before, as explained in the readme.
If you want to investigate this further, the first step would be to check why the one-shot service is not being started.
I'm using it in Fedora Silverblue.
Fixed SELinux issues with fix in #51
Services are installed and systemPackages are available.
1- should those be available only for(EDIT: forgotroot
? (I can run using the path, and add the path later to the user, but just want to confirm)zsh
quirks)The main problem is that the
/run
folder is cleaned on boot (and the systemPackages are left in/run/system-manager/sw/bin/
) and the service that creates it (system-manager-path.service
) is of typeoneshot
, so it's not persisting.2- So, is it possible to configure it so it will be always run? (and/or changing where it saves that bin folder?)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: