i dont think there is a snap command to get the managed state (there is
"snap known system-user" but that seems to only work if the user was
actually created with an assertion)
if you actually want shell instead of a simple python http query:
root@pi4:~# cat is-managed.sh
#! /bin/sh
query_snapd() {
RET="$(/bin/echo -e 'GET /v2/'"$1"' HTTP/1.0\r\n\r\n' | \
nc -U /var/run/snapd.socket -q0 2>&1 | \
grep -oP '(^.*"'"$2"'":)[^,]*' | \
grep -o '[^:]*$')"
echo "$RET" | sed 's/\]//g;s/\}//g;s/\"//g'
}
echo "System is managed: $(query_snapd system-info managed)"
echo "By user: $(query_snapd users email)"
root@pi4:~# ./is-managed.sh
System is managed: true
By user: [email protected]
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pre-seeding lxd on Core appliances breaks console-conf user creation
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