@bubacarrsowe Thanks! What would you suggest for a "permanent" mount ?
(1) Mount S3 drive locally when I login to my user (jro)
(2) A "permanent" / persistent mount that's available to all users on the system (public user)
Saw several ideas about login scripts and systemd services...
Gracias! // JRO
@bubacarrsowe Being honest, I have been avoiding digging into #Systemd - but I get the feeling that it's worth having fluency in.
On my #Affirmator project, I'm using `cron` (on root! dat's nasty!) to play audio files. But I'm thinking Systemd is on the horizon for that project... I wish there were a GUI editor for that...
Information about Affirmator project
- https://codeberg.org/jro/Affirmator-app
- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47305231
Later, I'll share videos of Affirmator in action! I have it successfully running every day in my house!
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Both
(1) Some audio is public domain / available using Internet Archive (example: Earl Nightingale's Strangest Secret)
(2) Some audio / music is copyrighted, so we may not be able to distribute it directly.
(3) The voice audio / affirmations are generated using text-to-speech - so the end-user would have their own customized voice audio files, which are specific to them.
Project #Affirmator
@bubacarrsowe Re: Users / #Cron - A challenge i'm having is that I am playing audio with mpv using cron. This requires the sound system (#PipeWire) be available. Somehow, I've got to figure out how to automatically login a user (I have the #Affirmator box set to restart every day), run mpv on a cron, and have access to the sound system.
Linux sound system has been kicking my ass :) So the only way I've got it working is by running it as root.
Jonathan / JRO
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