That's a good thought. `sudo` is needed for writing to `/usr/`. The service being set up does not have root access. The value of `User=` is $SUDO_USER (hp- my r

That's a good thought. `sudo` is needed for writing to `/usr/`. The service being set up does not have root access. The value of `User=` is $SUDO_USER (hp- my regular non privileged user who initiatiated sudo) instead of $USER (root). https://github.com/servicer-labs/servicer/blob/762801e3c07b1d1e8bf680efff9ab668afcf909c/src/handlers/handle_create_service.rs#L162 https://github.com/servicer-labs/servicer/blob/762801e3c07b1...