systemd: add StateDirectory to gssproxy.service #79
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gssproxy won't start if /var/lib/gssproxy is missing ("Failed to
create Unix Socket!"). systemd provides a directive to ensure that all
necessary state directories exist so we can use it in this case.
Signed-off-by: Alberto Garcia <[email protected]>
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gssproxy won't start if
/var/lib/gssproxyis missing ("Failed to create Unix Socket!"). systemd provides a directive to ensure that all necessary state directories exist so we can use it in this case. The permissions default to 0755, but they could be changed to something more restrictive if necessary.During
make install/var/log/gssproxyis also created although I'm not sure that it's being used by gssproxy. If it is we can also setLogsDirectory.