Lennart Poettering

we have dropped support for split /usr/ though in v255, hence why does this even matter?

So this is about /etc/shells being out of date in gentoo, and then using pam_shells? frankly, pam_shells is such a useless concept. I understand gentoo is a conservative distro, but...

So even though I think gentoo is just causing this issue for themselves, I think the proposed fix might be acceptable. I do accept that /bin/sh is kinda API and...

i am curious which distros use pam_shells even these days. Gentoo of course, because, well, of course, but anyone else?

So seems I am the only one who thinks we actually should merge this? So surprisingly I am Gentoo's only friend on this in the end ;-) So if everyone...

> Please try not to make such uninformed attacks. It just makes you look like a bully. Now i am curious. I thought that Gentoo was trying to do the...

> (We ended up clarifying it but I think it got lost in the very busy previous PR: [#27999 (comment)](https://github.com/systemd/systemd/pull/27999#discussion_r1226307120). But yeah, we're doing the proper Fedora-style usr-merge. No cheesy...

you forgot `systemctl daemon-reload`. You can even let systemd-sysext fire that automatically for you now, see 41712cd1c0d774d5eac592964f25d798df44a190

> Feb 20 10:49:36 fedora polkitd[397881]: /usr/lib/polkit-1/polkitd: error while loading shared libraries: libpolkit-gobject-1.so.0: cannot open shared object file: Permission denied Uh? That's weird. Why would that result in EACCESS? maybe...

> I also notice that if I do this, `/usr` is no longer writable. So I can't `dnf install` or anything. Is that expected? I would expect it doesn't matter...