projects(sylk): use bind paths instead of tmpfiles#1913
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eljamm wants to merge 1 commit intongi-nix:mainfrom
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projects(sylk): use bind paths instead of tmpfiles#1913eljamm wants to merge 1 commit intongi-nix:mainfrom
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This simplifies the configuration of service directories, which users can still modify using their respective settings options. This said, if users choose to change them, it's still up to themto make sure that those directories exist and have the correct permissions.
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This simplifies the configuration of service directories, which users can still modify using their respective settings options. This said, if users choose to change them, it's still up to them to make sure that those directories exist and have the correct permissions.