The root path on centos has no /usr/local/bin #345
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Signed-off-by: Anders F Björklund <[email protected]>
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| # Remove legacy systemd service | |||
| rm -f "/home/${LIMA_CIDATA_USER}.linux/.config/systemd/user/lima-guestagent.service" | |||
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| sudo lima-guestagent install-systemd | |||
| sudo /usr/local/bin/lima-guestagent install-systemd | |||
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Can we rather modify $PATH globally?
containerd installer needs /usr/local/bin too
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Not really sure why containerd doesn't use /usr, but maybe it is related to not using packages ?
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For some reason it seems like the CentOS containers have it in the path, but not the CentOS VMs ? Weird.
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It is actually sudo that is dropping it, if you log in as root then you have the /usr/local in there as well.
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Nope, that was only /usr/local/sbin - there is still no /usr/local/bin in the PATH for root. Only /root/bin.
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It seems like the containerd installer wasn't happy with just an absolute path...
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Interestingly, this also means that
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Is this mergeable or still WIP? |
I believe it is mergeable now if you are happy with the I think |
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Works too: [anders@lima-centos anders]$ which lima-guestagent
/usr/local/bin/lima-guestagent
[anders@lima-centos anders]$ sudo --preserve-env=PATH which lima-guestagent
/usr/local/bin/lima-guestagent |
Closes #343