Add a script to restart fixes during the package upgrade #2

2022-09-17T23:36:38+02:00

eSh commented

2022-09-17 23:36:38 +02:00

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rokosun (Migrated from git.webape.site) reviewed

2022-09-18 12:35:57 +02:00

fixes-package.install

					
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				    find /usr/lib/systemd/user/ -name "fix-*.service" -type f -printf "%f\0" | xargs -0 systemctl --global disable

				    echo "Warning: A restart is required to take effect"

				}

				    killall -r 'fix-(flatpaks-theming|theming|tweaked-desktop-files)'

rokosun (Migrated from git.webape.site) commented

2022-09-18 12:35:57 +02:00

Here it might be better to use this command instead:

killall -r 'fix-(flatpaks-theming|theming|tweaked-desktop-files)'

Here it might be better to use this command instead: ```bash killall -r 'fix-(flatpaks-theming|theming|tweaked-desktop-files)' ```

rokosun (Migrated from git.webape.site) reviewed

2022-09-18 12:52:22 +02:00

fixes-package.install

					
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				    killall -r 'fix-(flatpaks-theming|theming|tweaked-desktop-files)'

				    sudo -u "$SUDO_USER" setsid -f fix-tweaked-desktop-files

				    sudo -u "$SUDO_USER" setsid -f fix-theming

				    sudo -u "$SUDO_USER" setsid -f fix-flatpaks-theming

rokosun (Migrated from git.webape.site) commented

2022-09-18 12:52:22 +02:00

If the scripts don't work running as root then try running it like this:

sudo -u "$SUDO_USER" fix-tweaked-desktop-files &
sudo -u "$SUDO_USER" fix-theming &
sudo -u "$SUDO_USER" fix-flatpaks-theming &

Maybe it creates a sub-process under pacman and that causes some issues, so in that case its good to try this one too:

sudo -u "$SUDO_USER" setsid -f fix-tweaked-desktop-files
sudo -u "$SUDO_USER" setsid -f fix-theming
sudo -u "$SUDO_USER" setsid -f fix-flatpaks-theming

If the scripts don't work running as root then try running it like this: ```bash sudo -u "$SUDO_USER" fix-tweaked-desktop-files & sudo -u "$SUDO_USER" fix-theming & sudo -u "$SUDO_USER" fix-flatpaks-theming & ``` Maybe it creates a sub-process under pacman and that causes some issues, so in that case its good to try this one too: ```bash sudo -u "$SUDO_USER" setsid -f fix-tweaked-desktop-files sudo -u "$SUDO_USER" setsid -f fix-theming sudo -u "$SUDO_USER" setsid -f fix-flatpaks-theming ```

rokosun (Migrated from git.webape.site) approved these changes

2022-09-18 12:59:57 +02:00

rokosun commented

2022-09-18 13:00:40 +02:00

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I'm still learning how these git features work, lol 😄

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eSh commented

2022-09-18 13:05:29 +02:00

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I'm still learning how these git features work, lol 😄

You're doing very good 😄

> I'm still learning how these git features work, lol 😄 You're doing very good 😄

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rokosun commented

2022-09-18 13:09:15 +02:00

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Does it work now? Or it still doesn't restart the scripts?

eSh commented

2022-09-18 14:36:18 +02:00

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Does it work now? Or it still doesn't restart the scripts?

Yeah, unfortunately, it doesn't 😞 We got some sudo usage issues while testing, @tio shared an output in the TROMjaro chat.

> Does it work now? Or it still doesn't restart the scripts? Yeah, unfortunately, it doesn't 😞 We got some `sudo` usage issues while testing, @tio shared an output in the TROMjaro chat.

eSh commented

2022-09-18 17:56:22 +02:00

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Unfortunately, this approach most probably won't work 😞 The reason is it's hard to control the scripts running on the user level from the root user or on the system level. I couldn't find any info about that so far, but we can return to this later. Closing for now.