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Update config.md #8
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Fixed: - CONVOS_WEBIRC_PASSWORD_LOCALHOST not being displayed properly due to markdown malformation Added: - User systemd unit file - Instructions how to enable user systemd without root rights and respective user commands
Fixed: - File name for logs on systemd user file
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Thanks a lot for the PR! A lot of great information here, but I do think some things needs adjustments.
For the future: It's much easier to accept a PR if it only has one change. (This PR contains bug fixes and new information)
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To enable user systemd units you need to perform some extra steps, as follow: | ||
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loginctl enable-linger |
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Does this have to be run as root? Either way, please add an extra line break.
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"Does this have to be run as root?" has not been answered.
loginctl enable-linger | ||
Then you need to create the `.config/systemd/user` folder mannually or using the following command: | ||
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systemctl --user enable systemd-tmpfiles-clean.timer && systemctl --user disable systemd-tmpfiles-clean.timer |
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What is systemd-tmpfiles-clean? Either way, I think it's easier if you just tell the user how to create the directory manually.
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I'm still curious about what systemd-tmpfiles-clean is, and I still think it's more confusing than helpful.
- Fixed all requested reviews, hopefully
- Forgot to add $HOME to the location
- Add explicit commands to manually create the `$HOME/.config/systemd/user` folder - Fixed typo
- Fixed identation
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