fix(agent-sec-core): explicitly enable systemd user unit after install#1322
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%systemd_user_post calls systemctl preset, which checks the preset policy. Since no preset rule matches agent-sec-core.service, the default action is disable, leaving the unit disabled after package installation. Add explicit 'systemctl --user enable agent-sec-core.service' after %systemd_user_post to ensure the security daemon is enabled on install. Fixes alibaba#1320
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Summary
Fixes #1320
The
%systemd_user_postmacro callssystemctl preset <unit>, which checks the system preset policy. Since no preset rule matchesagent-sec-core.service, the default action isdisable, leaving the unitdisabledafter package installation.This PR adds an explicit
systemctl --user enable agent-sec-core.service 2>/dev/null || trueafter%systemd_user_postin the%post -n agent-sec-clisection to ensure the security daemon is enabled on install.Root Cause
%systemd_user_postexpands to:This only copies the unit file to the user preset directory. It then calls
systemctl preset, which checks/usr/lib/systemd/user-preset/90-systemd.preset. Since no rule in that file matchesagent-sec-core.service, the default action isdisable.Fix
%post -n agent-sec-cli %systemd_user_post agent-sec-core.service +systemctl --user enable agent-sec-core.service 2>/dev/null || trueThe
2>/dev/null || trueensures the scriptlet does not fail if the user session is not available during RPM install.Verification
161859b9)source /root/.cargo/env && bash scripts/rpm-build.sh agent-sec-core→ exit 0, all 8 RPMs produced%postscript in built RPM containssystemctl --user enable agent-sec-core.service 2>/dev/null || trueafter the systemd-update-helper callThis PR was automatically generated by the nightly test pipeline (run
nightly-20260704-020034).