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If it’s a systemd service (which it usually is) you can simply run systemctl cat <service in question> which pretty much always will have WorkingDirectory prope

If it’s a systemd service (which it usually is) you can simply run systemctl cat <service in question> which pretty much always will have WorkingDirectory property set or RuntimeDirectory or similar (RuntimeDirectory you’ll have to prefix with /var/run which you just sort of have to know but that’s not NixOS specific)

wi5eif6E 3y ago
It's rather unlikely the RuntimeDirectory= contains state as it's wiped on service stop unless RuntimeDirectoryPreserve= is set. NB: these days, /var/run/ is a symlink to /run/