Use QueueDirectories to wait for /nix/store for keepalived services #1379
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This allows to get rid of wait4path and sh from the execution path for the services. Which simplifies permissions configuration for nix-daemon, among other things. (No longer needed to grant Full Disk Access / App Management to /bin/sh for nix-daemon to deal with .app bundles.) Related: NixOS/nix#6765 Signed-off-by: Ihar Hrachyshka <[email protected]>
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This allows to get rid of wait4path and sh from the execution path for
the services. Which simplifies permissions configuration for nix-daemon,
among other things. (No longer needed to grant Full Disk Access / App
Management to /bin/sh for nix-daemon to deal with .app bundles.)
Related: NixOS/nix#6765