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Systemd service is failing to start (tried on Ubuntu 20.04 from DEB install and AlmaLinux 8 by copying unit file from repo). In debugging, I found the following in the Command Lines section of the systemd.service manpage:
Note that the first argument (i.e. the program to execute) may not be a variable.
But this is what is being used in the core-daemon.service file:
I see that in after-install.sh, the /opt/core/service file referenced by the systemd unit is conditionally setting the path, otherwise I would have just submitted a PR to hard-code this to the venv-path.
Since the Github-published DEB file does install the venv (at least by default), it would nice to tweak this in such a way as the install systemd unit is startable after package install.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Systemd service is failing to start (tried on Ubuntu 20.04 from DEB install and AlmaLinux 8 by copying unit file from repo). In debugging, I found the following in the Command Lines section of the systemd.service manpage:
But this is what is being used in the core-daemon.service file:
core/package/core-daemon.service
Line 8 in 20071ee
I see that in after-install.sh, the /opt/core/service file referenced by the systemd unit is conditionally setting the path, otherwise I would have just submitted a PR to hard-code this to the venv-path.
Since the Github-published DEB file does install the venv (at least by default), it would nice to tweak this in such a way as the install systemd unit is startable after package install.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: