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What about system user services support at login? #64

Closed JanuszChmiel closed 4 years ago

JanuszChmiel commented 4 years ago

I have finally tried to analyse ArchLinux wiki. And I Am thinkink. Is it necessary to add some services which will be automatically started after login? The positive aspect of system user approach is that it is official ArchLinux routine so it should be fully compatible with ArchLinux chroot. It is even possible to add services which will ge started globally no mater which user account have been used to add and start them. So which services should be started in user mode when I AM using tigervnc, mate-desktop-environment and sound support by using TCP socket? Sure, I know, that I can not run services which are based on ArchLinux kernel calls, hardware detection, etc. My most curious service is dbus. Sure. I can use dbus-launch dbus-run-session etc, but I AM thinkink if it would not be better to start dbus as service as it should be. Here is The article about it.

https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Systemd/User And sure. If some important services should be started, this command could be part of Arch Linux setup scripts.

I Am very sorry, that I AM so deeply thinkink. BUt I AM recognizing ArchLinux deepr and deeper. And thanks to MRS Rausty scripts, it is very likely that this distribution will be The most profesionally installed distribution by using Termux and Proot.

SDRausty commented 4 years ago

The positive aspect of system user approach is that it is official ArchLinux routine so it should be fully compatible with ArchLinux chroot. https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Systemd/User

Interesting, how would you consider implementing this @JanuszChmiel?

JanuszChmiel commented 4 years ago

aI Am thinkink. What would happen, if The /dev/shmget folder would not reside inside root /dev folder. But if /shmget would reside inside /dev/shm/shmget Or it would not help?

SDRausty commented 4 years ago

The command csystemctl modifies systemctl. This is a brand new feature. Can you try the system users again please @JanuszChmiel? There have been profound changes in the install and configuration sections.

If the commands you are trying to run do not work, see whether the final outcome still works as expected. Please post the steps you took and their outcome. If they do work as expected, let us know here by all means.

SDRausty commented 4 years ago

This command csystemctl.bash was developed from this contribution; Workaround to get systemctl commands working on TermuxArch #239. This workaround should provide system user services support at login as requested you should there be issues with default system user support services.