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Does the service include execute permission for the root user or group? Unsure if root user or group can be blocked from permissions or not, but do you have chmod +x and the service is owned by root and/or the x is in the “everyone” place?
Root is required, but it's already an executable binary, not a script.
chmod +x
andchmod 755
both had no effect on the 126.Fortunately, it was solved by adding
/usr/bin/env
to the ExecStart line. According to another user, the default environment is limited, so the script was probably looking for some specific environment variables, whichenv
can provide.Normally, this would be set up by default with the installation script, but I'm trying to set this up on Bazzite, so there's some problematic issues to overcome.