Stuff that does not survive akshara update
I've found a few things that do not seem to survive
akshara update (and there may be others):
1. user defined systemd services: I got a tiny service that I uploaded to the usual spot (/etc/systemd/system) that always gets deleted(!) following akshara update
2. the ssh setting (see screenshot below) always gets set to off following akshara update
Are these bugs, or is this expected behavior? How can I work around these please? See also this: https://www.reddit.com/r/BlendOS/comments/1n8ioa8/stuff_that_does_not_survive_akshara_update/
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Thanks all for the input! Adding
gnome-remote-desktop to the services section of system.yaml fixes this.12 Replies
for SSH you need to use the
services block to enable the sshd system serviceThanks. How about #1 though? Is that a bug? Any plans on fixing that?
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Here's another couple of settings that doesn't survive
akshara update: "Desktop Sharing" and "Remote Login." What do I do about these? What services should I add to the service block?
You should be able to look these up
Remote login should be SSH
Isn't
ssh sshd (see above https://discordapp.com/channels/1068192254365282405/1413286876202274826/1413307431731204207)?yeah
oh I see
desktop sharing and remote login are the same service I think
look through
systemctl list-units for anything RDP-relatedyeah, that's a bug
one of the biggest right now i think
the issue is we 1) rebuild the system in a vacuum, but 2) have to allow for akshara updating stuff in /etc, and 3) allow you to modify /etc outside of akshara
i think the solution is to mount
/etc inside the chroot/just copy everything over, would have to test though
currently it's using a really horrible hack insteadSolution
Thanks all for the input! Adding
gnome-remote-desktop to the services section of system.yaml fixes this.I managed to work around this bug by adding some commands in system.yaml, so all's well. Thanks for the assistance.
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