Marty Oehme
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User services under control of runit under turnstiled now default to the `~/.local/state/service/` directory (and `~/.local/state/service-env/` for the env vars). This mimics the system-wide runit setup, with service templates kept in `/etc/sv` (in my case `~/.config/sv` for user services) and active ones in `/var/service`
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# This is the configuration file for turnstile's runit backend.
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#
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# It follows the POSIX shell syntax (being sourced into a script).
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# The complete launch environment available to dinit can be used.
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#
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# It is a low-level configuration file. In most cases, it should
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# not be modified by the user.
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# the name of the service that turnstile will check for login readiness
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ready_sv="turnstile-ready"
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# the directory user service files are read from.
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services_dir="${HOME}/.local/state/service"
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# the environment variable directory user service files can read from.
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service_env_dir="${HOME}/.local/state/service-env"
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