Closed BrianAllred closed 1 year ago
I would expect this directory, if it's being created during update, to be owned by the aurto user (the one that ran aurto init
). So for example, aurto user in /usr/lib/aurto/user
"alex" is uid=1000 so can access this directory even with permissions 700.
Can you check your /usr/lib/aurto/user
?
I had the same issue. I think it's actually an aurutils problem. It used to store temporary files in a different location, but an update was released recently that moved the temporary storage location to $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR
, which points to /run/user/$UID
by default. Unfortunately, if you're not currently logged in, or you're logging in some way that doesn't use systemd-logind (i.e. ssh configured with UsePAM no
), then that folder doesn't exist.
I enabled user lingering as a workaround, which causes systemd to create the /run/user/$UID
folder on boot and leaves it there whether you're logged in or not: sudo loginctl enable-linger USERNAME
(where USERNAME is the username in /usr/lib/aurto/user
). That seems to have fixed the issue for me.
Made its way into v11: https://github.com/AladW/aurutils/releases/tag/11
Made its way into v11: https://github.com/AladW/aurutils/releases/tag/11
That's great I've been waiting for this cheers! I think we can close this issue then, it should disappear once aurutils is updated.
The error reads
cannot create directory ‘/run/user/1000’: Permission denied
, however I was able to remove and re-add packages manually with no issue.I fixed the error by making
/run/user
writable by all (chmod 777
), but I feel like that's not a good or safe solution, since original perms were 755.aurto version 12.1 aurutils version 10b