sudo command and users services !

[not-mln]

Hi. The sudo systemctl-tui and sudo -E systemctl-tui commands do not display user services, only system services!!! My operating system is NixOS!

[rgwood]

Hi, unfortunately that's expected behaviour. systemctl-tui has access to system services and user services owned by the current user.

If you run systemctl-tui as root (for example by running sudo systemctl-tui) it will not know to look for user services owned by other users.

I think this could be fixed by adding some functionality where if systemctl-tui is launched as root, it connects to all of the following dbus buses to get the list of services:

1. The system bus (it already does this)
2. The current user's session bus (it already does this)
3. Every other user's session bus (it does NOT currently do this)

I probably won't have time to implement this anytime soon but I'd welcome contributions.

[not-mln]

Hi. Thanks a answer!