I have a number of remote processes using scp or rsync to copy data over to my server. It looks like each time they appear, a number of processes are started up, e.g. tracker, wireplumber, various gvfs processes for the user account each uses. There's a surprisingly large number of files under their home directories associated with all this indexing. It looks like this is happening because systemd --user runs.
How do I prevent this? These users will almost never run a local desktop session. Ideally, if they ever do, I would like them to have the full desktop experience. Just not prepare for it when they are only doing from a remote machine.
How do I prevent this? These users will almost never run a local desktop session. Ideally, if they ever do, I would like them to have the full desktop experience. Just not prepare for it when they are only doing
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scpStatistics: Posted by morrowwm — 2024-06-04 15:17 — Replies 2 — Views 55