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Describe the bug
When archtorify script execute, it sets the permissions like in the Wiki Arch
as we can see it gives the correct permissions
, but executing journalctl -xeu tor.service it shows like permission error from systemd tor.service conten
Program error message
systemd tor.service is not running Screenshots
journalctl -xeu: output
Shell used
zsh
Systems Used
Arch
Manjaro
Solution
After thoushands tries
I suggest comment or delete the user line from utils files in /usr/share/archtorify/data/tor.service. As these files are copied every execute archtorify [Service] User=root Group=root
like that [Service] Group=root
idk why but this has been the only method that works on each one of my systems, doing this we can running archtorify like before
as you can see i commented the line and now i made a systemctl daemon-reload and i can start archtorify normally
i want to say i don´t undertand why, as the wiki arch says the contrary , that if you have a error with user in tor you should put the User=Tor value in your tor.service file
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
When archtorify script execute, it sets the permissions like in the Wiki Arch
as we can see it gives the correct permissions
, but executing
journalctl -xeu tor.service
it shows like permission error from systemd tor.service contenProgram error message
systemd tor.service is not running
Screenshots
journalctl -xeu: output
Shell used
zsh
Systems Used
Solution
After thoushands tries
I suggest comment or delete the user line from utils files in /usr/share/archtorify/data/tor.service. As these files are copied every execute archtorify
[Service]
User=root
Group=root
like that
[Service]
Group=root
idk why but this has been the only method that works on each one of my systems, doing this we can running archtorify like before
as you can see i commented the line and now i made a
systemctl daemon-reload
and i can start archtorify normallyi want to say i don´t undertand why, as the wiki arch says the contrary , that if you have a error with user in tor you should put the
User=Tor
value in your tor.service fileThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: