Hello.
On Sat, Jun 21, 2025 at 02:20:10AM +0000, Daniel Hast
<hast.dan...@protonmail.com> wrote:
> run0 --property=ProtectSystem=strict --property=ProtectHome=read-only
> --property=ReadWritePaths="$DIRECTORY" bash -c "findmnt -nru -o OPTIONS
> --target=$DIRECTORY"
>
> If $DIRECTORY is a non-root user's home directory, the above command
> shows that the directory is mounted read-write in the transient
> service unit ("rw" is among the options printed by findmnt). However,
> if $DIRECTORY is /root (the root user's home directory), /root gets
> mounted read-only, as if the ReadWritePaths directive was ignored.I can see the samge with openSUSE's systemd-257.6. > Does anyone know what's going on here? ProtectHome takes precedence over ReadWritePaths? (only guessing) > Is this a bug or just some complex interaction of these properties > that I'm not understanding properly? What would be your expectation for such a command line? Thanks, Michal
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