I'm running around in circles here not getting anywhere, so maybe someone
on this list has the answer :)
I have three packages [1], lets call them
- server
- manager (Conflicts: alternative-manager)
- alternative-manager (Conflicts: manager)
The server on its own is relatively dumb, it needs a manager to function
(there are niche cases where only the server should exist). The server is
socket-activated and server.socket is enabled in the systemd presets so that
will start as part of the user session.
In the manager's .service file I have
[Unit]
BindsTo=server.service
[Install]
WantedBy=server.service
This ties it to the server and starts/stops it automatically.
But: this only happens once I *manually* run systemctl enable manager.service.
What I need is manager.service being auto-enabled at install time. How do I
get this done?
I cannot rely on it from server.service either because alternative-manager
may be installed with a different .service file.
Any ideas?
Cheers,
Peter
[1] the actual packages are pipewire, pipewire-media-session and wireplumber
but doesn't matter for the approach here
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