Closed GabiGunner closed 5 months ago
I'd like you to consider checking the error messages carefully and act accordingly. It states:
Failed to load environment files: No such file or directory
If you take a look into the unit file, there is probably a line referencing an environment file, just like here: https://github.com/christgau/wsdd/blob/563d7933f9e81385eba14c3108474aab6f324410/etc/systemd/wsdd.service#L15
Note that the actual path in your installation may differ. Then check if the file referenced in your unit file exists, otherwise create it (can be empty). If it is really missing, you should create a bug at Fedora as this may either a bug in the Fedora packaging or in your installation.
That being said it is not an issue of wsdd per se. Thus, I close this issue:
PS: Please try searching the web for the error messages before creating an issue for such an apparent and non-unique or wsdd-specific problem.
I have a fedora 39 server set up, hooked up to the internet only by ethernet. output of
sudo systemctl status wsdd
:output of
sudo journalctl -xeu wsdd.service
: