fail to start dunst via systemd and service #347
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Obviously, the But that's just the quickfix. |
As @bebehei said, the most likely cause is that the Can you give some more details on your setup? What desktop environment are you using? How are you starting X? |
Related commit: 52b08e4 |
Thanks for your quick response! I'm using a minimalistic version of debian with dwm for desktop environment. I log on my session via the terminal and then run
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Ah, there's the problem, xinit is the low level command to initialize X, useful if you want a truly minimal system but it skips the system-wide X initialization which can cause problems. I'd recommend using After some digging, looks like that the relevant scripts to properly link dbus, systemd and X11 apps are 20dbus_xdg-runtime and 95dbus_update-activation-env from the |
adding the If you find a "long term solution" to this problem, let me know ! thanks again! |
Glad that worked, though that file may be overwritten on updates. Another (possibly better) solution would be to add |
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See [fail to start dunst via systemd and service · Issue #347 · dunst-project/dunst](dunst-project/dunst#347)
This might not be relevant to many folks, but I was struggling with this for a while and found that I had a script (
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I run the latest version of dunst on a debian 9 and I can't start dunst properly. I read your documentation and the
make install
command correctly sets all the files required to start dunst viasystemd
. Unfortunately it doesn't work and the commandjournalctl -b -p 7..0
run as root outputs:then a bit later in the same output
Thanks for your help
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