New features :
- applytmp : you may have noticed that sometime pacman complaint about tmpfiles.d files. So this option allow you to wrap up the systemd-tmpfiles program which install some files/directory at the booting time.
How to use it :
when you have installed a package which require an installation of a tmpfiles just run pacopts like this :
$ sudo pacopts applytmp
So this kind of files need to be applied at every booting time. To make it , you can use rc.local for runit or s6.local for s6. Your xxx.local look like this :
# !/bin/sh
# Default s6.local for obarun; add your custom commands here.
#
# This is run by s6 before the user services are executed.
# This file is declared as oneshot service on s6, do not try to launch any daemon with this file.
# Do not forget to define your environment by a shebang.
/usr/bin/pacopts applytmp
do not forget to add the shebang entry ( # !/bin/sh ) and obviously, add the ability to use s6.local on s6.conf for s6 users like this :
# Use /etc/s6.local [yes|no]
S6LOCAL=yes