Closed aerusso closed 5 years ago
@leamas I gave master a test, and this is all I needed to get it to work!
I do think that removing system-level scheduling in favor of user-level scheduling is less than ideal (because it requires keeping another scheduling process around for each daemon user). It's easy enough to set back up, so I cannot complain.
hm... I have actually made the exact same patches already (but not pushed). If we both do the same thing it cant possibly be wrong, right ?
do think that removing system-level scheduling in favor of user-level scheduling is less than ideal
I still think it's the right thing. Being able to configure and run as ordinary user is a huge benefit.
I seriously doubt the runtime impact. A timer-based service doesn't really stay around, I guess. Havn't looked into it, to be honest.
Thanks for testing! New release under way
Clöosing without merge since the changes are already in place.
As of b49006e, systemd units are not in
/lib/systemd/system
, instead they are in/usr/lib/systemd/user
. This MR anticipates the merge of that commit into the debian branch. Moreover, with this change, debian builds after merging master into it.