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I have installed Arch, started it, and created a user with useradd -u 1000 -m myuser. I cannot, however, start Arch as this user:
myuser@computername ~\wsl_distros\Arch
$ ./arch get --default-uid
1000
myuser@computername ~\wsl_distros\Arch
$ ./arch
[root@computername Arch]# id myuser
uid=1000(myuser) gid=1000(myuser) groups=1000(myuser),990(adm),998(wheel)
[root@computername Arch]#
I recreated the user with uid 1000 because I noticed that the command ./arch config --default-user myuser set the DefaultUid registry entry to 1000, even though that wasn't the uid of the user I specified. That didn't make any difference, though.
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Sorry; I looked for open issues, but not closed ones. Closing and re-opening the command prompt from which I started Arch solved the issue. Maybe WSL is caching the registry entry? We may want to open an issue with WSL...
I have installed Arch, started it, and created a user with
useradd -u 1000 -m myuser
. I cannot, however, start Arch as this user:I recreated the user with uid 1000 because I noticed that the command
./arch config --default-user myuser
set the DefaultUid registry entry to 1000, even though that wasn't the uid of the user I specified. That didn't make any difference, though.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: