Our /dev/shm files were dying, seemingly every time we generated new ngrok IP addresses (as implemented in PR #200). This appears to be the fix.
RemoveIPC=no should be added to /etc/systemd/logind.conf. Note that RemoteIPC=yes is the default and is commented out for reference. This file requires sudo privileges to edit. Let's add this information somewhere to our documentation as part of setting up Runtime on a Raspberry Pi.
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/dev/shmfiles were dying, seemingly every time we generated new ngrok IP addresses (as implemented in PR #200). This appears to be the fix.RemoveIPC=noshould be added to/etc/systemd/logind.conf. Note thatRemoteIPC=yesis the default and is commented out for reference. This file requiressudoprivileges to edit. Let's add this information somewhere to our documentation as part of setting up Runtime on a Raspberry Pi.More details can be found here: https://askubuntu.com/a/884449