bootupd.service: Add ProtectHome=yes #13
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One of the benefits of running as a systemd service is getting simple declarative access to sandboxing/containerization. Since bootupd should never touch `/home`, let's flip on that flag. Also add `MountFlags=slave` in preparation for support for handling read-only default mounts for `/boot/efi` for example, like what ostree does for `/sysroot`.
jlebon
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One of the benefits of running as a systemd service is getting
simple declarative access to sandboxing/containerization.
Since bootupd should never touch
/home, let's flip on thatflag. Also add
MountFlags=slavein preparation for supportfor handling read-only default mounts for
/boot/efifor example,like what ostree does for
/sysroot.