From c771aabafeaea4ba903dd8f06ad6fc1e95504946 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Laurent Bercot
s6-usertree-maker -d '/run/user/${UID}/service' -p '${HOME}/bin:/usr/bin:/bin' -E /etc/user-env -e XDG_CONFIG_HOME -l catchlog ska /var/log/usertree/ska usertree-ska
@@ -225,6 +225,24 @@ as user catchlog, and storing its data in the /var/log/usertree/ska
directory.
+
+ Note that simple quotes are used here to prevent the shell from
+interpreting ${UID} and ${HOME}.
+
+
+
+ s6-usertree-maker -d '/run/user/${UID}/service' -p '${HOME}/bin:/usr/bin:/bin' -E /etc/user-env -e XDG_CONFIG_HOME -l catchlog -r usertree-ska/usertree-ska-log/usertree-ska-pipeline ska /var/log/usertree/ska usertree
+
+
+
+ Same as above, except it does not create a service directory — instead, it
+creates a usertree directory containing two subdirectories: usertree-ska, the
+s6-rc source definition directory
+for the service, and usertree-ska-log, the source definition directory
+for its logger, and an implicit usertree-ska-pipeline bundle
+containing both the service and the logger.
+
+
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