I'm trying to use turnstile to run a user instance, since it seems to be the most recommended way to do it.
I've sucessfully installed turnstile from sources with cmake, meson and ninja.
But when I try to do `dinitctl start turnstiled`, it throws an error like this:
dinitctl: error loading service (or dependency of service).
dinitctl: try 'dinitcheck <service-name>' or check log for more information.
When I do that `dinitcheck turnstiled`, the output starts like this:
Checking service: turnstiled...
Checking service: init-local.target...
Unable to load service 'init-local.target': service description not found.
Checking service: login.target...
Checking service: local.target...
[...]
And in the final line it says ' One or more errors/warnings issued.'
Should I change /etc/dinit.d/turnstiled to depend on 'local.target' instead of 'init-local.target' or what am I missing?
Hmm.. The package should've sed (https://gitea.artixlinux.org/packages/turnstile/src/branch/master/PKGBUILD#L24) it accordingly, but I'll check tomorrow, probably an oversight from my part.
I'll take a look tomorrow, but for now, sure, you can change it. It will be overwritten with the right dependency on update anyway.
Thank you very much.
I think I found the culprit and it was my fault. Thanks to your message, I discovered that there is actually a package in Artix repo.
I used `pacman -Ss turnstile` to check if it existed, but I did that in the host machine (Arch) instead of the virtual machine I'm using to experiment with Artix. That's why I didn't find it initially and just cloned and manually built the turnstile repo, following the repo README.
I removed it and installed the `turnstile` package instead, now the turnstiled service file depends on local.target.
My bad, sorry.