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<font size="2"><font face="Courier 10 Pitch">Hi guys.<br>
<br>
I have a situation which begins to look like quite the pickle
and I'm in it, with no possible or no elegant at least, way out.<br>
I'm hoping you guys can share your thoughts.<br>
My cluster mounts a path, in two steps<br>
1) runs systemd luks service<br>
2) mount that unlocked luks device under a certain path<br>
now...<br>
that certain path is where user(s) home dir resides and... as
the result of all that 'systemd' does not pick up user's systemd
units. (must be way too late for 'systemd')<br>
<br>
How would you fix that?<br>
Right now I manually poke systemd with, as that given user:<br>
-> $ systemctl --user daemon-reload <br>
only then 'systemd' picks up user units - until then 'systemd'
says "Unit ... could not be found"<br>
Naturally, I do not want 'manually'.<br>
<br>
I'm thinking...<br>
somehow have cluster make OS's 'systemd' redo that user systemd
bits, after the resource successful start, or...<br>
have cluster somehow manage that user's systemd units directly,
on its own.<br>
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In case it might make it bit more clear - those units are
'podman' containers, non-root containers.<br>
<br>
All thoughts shared are much appreciated.<br>
many thanks, L.<br>
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