Another program in the SystemD program tray is tmpfiles.d. As the
manpage says:
systemd-tmpfiles uses the configuration files from the above directories
to describe the creation, cleaning and removal of volatile and temporary
files and directories which usually reside in directories such as /run
or /tmp.
I wrote a liquidsoap.conf file for tmpfiles.d which you also might want
to include. What actually happens is that the contents of this file are
executed at boot time, de folder /run/liquidsoap resides in a tmpfs path
so has to be created every boot in order to allow liquidsoap to store
pidfiles in /run/liquidsoap. With this file in /etc/tmpfiles.d/ or
/usr/lib/tmpfiles.d/ this process is automated.
I suggest a similar way as with the systemd service. --tmpfilesdir,
disabled by default, default parameter /etc/tmpfiles.d
Leonard
d /run/liquidsoap 755 liquidsoap liquidsoap -
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