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create dedicated systemd user service unit #212

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Same systemd service unit file was being used for system and user which works fine for system service but for user service it causes a problem when a user enables the unit. As install target is set to multi-user.target which doesn't exist for user, it prints a warning and doesn't function as expected.

So instead create seperate user service unit, which changes its install target to default.target.

Same systemd service unit file was being used for system and user which works fine for
system service but for user service it causes a problem when a user enables the
unit. As install target is set to `multi-user.target` which doesn't
exist for user, it prints a warning and doesn't function as expected.

So instead create seperate user service unit, which changes its
install target to `default.target`.

Signed-off-by: Rahil Bhimjiani <me@rahil.rocks>
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Ideally, env file should also be changed from /etc/sysconfig/prometheus-podman-exporter to something which is user accessible like ~/.config/prometheus-podman-exporter.env or similar

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navidys commented Mar 16, 2024

LGTM

@navidys navidys merged commit c60842c into containers:main Mar 16, 2024
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navidys commented Mar 16, 2024

Ideally, env file should also be changed from /etc/sysconfig/prometheus-podman-exporter to something which is user accessible like ~/.config/prometheus-podman-exporter.env or similar

Hi @rahilarious
#214 will allow to use ~/.config/prometheus-podman-exporter as users environment file.

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Ideally, env file should also be changed from /etc/sysconfig/prometheus-podman-exporter to something which is user accessible like ~/.config/prometheus-podman-exporter.env or similar

Hi @rahilarious #214 will allow to use ~/.config/prometheus-podman-exporter as users environment file.

perfect. Also could you please update go-sqlite to latest? Current version .18 fails build with musl. See mattn/go-sqlite3#1164

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navidys commented Mar 17, 2024

Ideally, env file should also be changed from /etc/sysconfig/prometheus-podman-exporter to something which is user accessible like ~/.config/prometheus-podman-exporter.env or similar

Hi @rahilarious #214 will allow to use ~/.config/prometheus-podman-exporter as users environment file.

perfect. Also could you please update go-sqlite to latest? Current version .18 fails build with musl. See mattn/go-sqlite3#1164

Hi @rahilarious
I don't think I will be able, podman v4.9.3 required go-sqlite3 v1.14.18, it looks like there is a workaround by using CGO_CFLAGS="-D_LARGEFILE64_SOURCE" (passed to go via environment when building).

Next version of exporter (v2.x) which is compatible with podman v5 will use go-sqlite3 v1.14.22.

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yes. I missed to consider that it is an indirect dependency.

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