Paul Howarth wrote: > Simplest way is just to include the directory in the RPM in the same way > as you would if it was anywhere else in the filesystem. That caters for > operation immediately after installation, and the tmpfiles script can > re-create it on reboot. The /run/vnstat directory must also be owned by the vnstat user since vnstat no longer runs as root. I'll pass this along to the maintainer as a solution. > Is it actually necessary to do this? The default pidfile location > appears to be /var/run/vnstat.pid and since on F15 /var/run is a symlink > to ../run, the pid file should end up in the right place by default, > should it not? When the vnstat service attempts to start as the vnstat user it will be unable to create /var/run/vnstat.pid (a.k.a. /run/vnstat.pid) and will exit. -- devel mailing list devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/devel
