What | Removed | Added |
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Resolution | INVALID | FIXED |
Well, normally you can provide a shell with a script to execute by putting the path to it as the first parameter. I did this in my normal setup since I move the script in ExecStartPre to /tmp and execute it from there so it can delete itself after it's done and you can't execute something from /tmp directly because some other subsystem (I didn't bother to investigate which one) blocks it. I also can't just execute the script from /usr/local/sbin and then delete it directly since this causes it to error out.