No, and that doesn't sound like a good fit for systemd-tmpfiles anyway.
Use an ordinary Type=oneshot .service instead. (In current systemd
versions, you can even specify StandardOutput to be a file; in older
versions calling `/bin/sh -c "... > file"` is fine.)
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Hi list,
I'd like to create a temporary file using systemd-tmpfiles. The file
will contain merge of multiple text files. Can the argument field in
tmpfiles.d be a path to an executable? So I can create a script to
print the content of those multiple files.
Or maybe there is another way to do this
