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Error running as service #250
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What version are you using? Please try with one of the more recent releases or even git master. Otherwise, amend your service file with flags |
I have installed it through aurman in arch linux and I could verify it's the most recent version: 0.2.0. When you say I should amend, you mean I have to put those flags in my logkeys.conf? |
I have tried all of those and this is the message I receive:
when I run |
Setting type as "idle" made logkeys work as it delays its execution until the last service starts, but it finished right after startup. Do you have any guess on what service should logkeys wait to execute? EDIT: Remember that logkeys works perfectly if I run it after startup through "llk" |
Just a guess, since most of /dev is handled by udev, maybe systemd-udevd.service? |
I was able to make it run as a daemon following this guide: https://www.vivaolinux.com.br/dica/rclocal-no-Arch-Linux It's in portuguese. Try to translate it using google or something else. In summary what it does is activate local.rc script and you can put logkeys startup comand there. |
When my PC boots there's a message saying that logkeys failed running. Looking to syslog I see these messages:
Here is /proc/bus/input/devices content:
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