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Provides disk mounting services for many UIs

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The type was erroneously set as 'simple', and since we are setting
ExecStop we actually need to set RemainAfterExit to avoid running
ExecStop when the oneshot service runs. This is because nft returns/
exits pretty much immediately after applying the config.

fixes #2846

No presets because these are dbus activated.

fixes #2910

add the lxc template service

Signed-off-by: Caleb Connolly <caleb@postmarketos.org>

The unit name to kill pbsplash had a typo, and added a preset for sshd.

systemd didn't seem to match `phosh` or `gdm` to the correct unit,
unless they had `.service` added, so this was fixed.

Presets in this section were also sorted.
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This didn't actually seem to do anything, resulting in some weird stuff
being enabled by default even though we did not specify a preset for it
(e.g. see !5556)

Based on my interpretation of the systemd preset manpage, this file
should be parsed last. It says that if a unit name has a preset that
was already configured in some previously parsed preset file, then any
matches after do not apply. This means that the `disable *` should not
disable any previously enabled (in previous .preset files) units. When
the unit name is omitted from the `disable` command, it seems to be a no-op.

Fixes !5207

Until bpo moves to pmb v3.

See: https://gitlab.com/postmarketOS/build.postmarketos.org/-/issues/143

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pkgver and pkgrel match aports version

APKBUILD was rebased onto alpine aports version

Patches were merged upstream:
https://gitlab.alpinelinux.org/alpine/aports/-/merge_requests/71426

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This causes systemd to get stuck restarting multipathd forever on boot if it runs on systems with no multipath hardware. When this happens, the system never finishes booting.

It doesn't seem like any UIs/devices enable the multipathd service by default in openrc, and that we just depend on multipath-tools for kpartx and stuff (and not the daemon that comes with it)

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fixes #3153

This patch was submitted upstream to Alpine aports in
https://gitlab.alpinelinux.org/alpine/aports/-/merge_requests/71426

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actual patch to support usr merge will come later

rebased on aports

Caleb Connolly authored 8 months ago and Clayton Craft committed 6 months ago

Upgrade to 46-mobile-0

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mobile shell has a fork of GSD which hard depends on systemd.
Signed-off-by: Caleb Connolly <caleb@postmarketos.org>

Jane Rachinger authored 9 months ago and Clayton Craft committed 6 months ago

also remove the elogind specific patch to use systemd for brightness
changes

Co-authored-by: Clayton Craft <clayton@craftyguy.net>

Note: the user services that the -systemd split pkg installs are not
enabled by default using systemd presets. None of them have 'Install'
sections, they appear to be mostly/all dbus activated instead.

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Jane Rachinger authored 9 months ago and Clayton Craft committed 6 months ago

Co-authored-by: Clayton Craft <clayton@craftyguy.net>

Jane Rachinger authored 9 months ago and Clayton Craft committed 6 months ago

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Jane Rachinger authored 9 months ago and Clayton Craft committed 6 months ago

Co-authored-by: Clayton Craft <clayton@craftyguy.net>

Jane Rachinger authored 9 months ago and Clayton Craft committed 6 months ago

Co-authored-by: Clayton Craft <clayton@craftyguy.net>

- Removed systemd-timesyncd, already enabled by a preset installed by
  the systemd package
- Removed default-disable.preset, it's already provided by the systemd
  package
- Removed user services from system preset

also remove the rc_update workaround

Co-authored-by: jane400 <pmos@j4ne.de>

Jane Rachinger authored 9 months ago and Clayton Craft committed 6 months ago

Note: I/Clayton bumped the pkgrel because I don't want to
ci:skip-vercheck for *all* packages in the branch just to so that this
one doesn't fail.

Jane Rachinger authored 9 months ago and Clayton Craft committed 6 months ago

Co-authored-by: Clayton Craft <clayton@craftyguy.net>

These macros are based off of the upstream systemd RPM macros, but it
doesn't implement all of the macro functionality upstream. Initially
they will be used in the install scripts for apkbuilds that provide
systemd service unit files.

For example, a `$pkgname-systemd.post-install` script might have:
    . /usr/lib/systemd/systemd-apk-macros.sh
    systemd_service-post_install system sshd

And a `$pkgname-systemd.pre-deinstall` script might have:
    . /usr/lib/systemd/systemd-apk-macros.sh
    systemd_service_pre_deinstall user pipewire

One day maybe these could be upstreamed to systemd to provide some
apk/abuild compatible macros.

Co-authored-by: jane400 <pmos@j4ne.de>

Jane Rachinger authored 9 months ago and Clayton Craft committed 6 months ago

Generating the machine-id is handled by systemd's first boot mechanism,
so that was removed from the dbus post-install script

Bart Ribbers authored 7 months ago and Clayton Craft committed 6 months ago

It installs /usr/lib/systemd/user/plasma-kglobalaccel.service

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The space here caused this install script to attempt to create a group
named '2' and add a user named 'sgx' to it.

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Caleb Connolly authored 8 months ago and Clayton Craft committed 6 months ago

Update to the reworked apk-tools /usr merge support.

Upstream MR: https://gitlab.alpinelinux.org/alpine/apk-tools/-/merge_requests/155



Fixes: #2988

Signed-off-by: Caleb Connolly <caleb@postmarketos.org>

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Fails in CI, and (according to Bart) might be disabled on this arch in
upstream aports later.