Allow read access to user home dir in the systemd unit #2734
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In case the XDG config directory of the vast user is not in `/var/lib/vast` the sandboxing configuration of the unit would deny access to the configuration files in that place, causing the main process to exit. In theory the config directory may be outside of the home directory, but systemd has no mechanism to specify that, so we make the home dir read only instead.
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In case the XDG config directory of the vast user is not in
/var/lib/vastthe sandboxing configuration of the unit would deny access to the configuration files in that place, causing the main process to exit.In theory the config directory may be outside of the home directory, but systemd has no mechanism to specify that, so we make the home dir read only instead.