LACT config file seemingly absent from system

[HattedRobot]

I am trying to setup LACT so it actually finds the daemon. However, the config file I am supposed to edit is absent from /etc. There isn’t even a lact folder. And I cannot find a way to create one safely.

If that can help I am using the RPM version.

[malcolmlewis]

@HattedRobot Hi, that is something you create yourself, it’s not part of the rpm install… Assuming you used https://github.com/ilya-zlobintsev/LACT/releases/download/v0.8.0/lact-0.8.0-0.x86_64.opensuse-tumbleweed.rpm?

https://github.com/ilya-zlobintsev/LACT/blob/master/docs/CONFIG.md

[HattedRobot]

I did use the rpm install. Gonna try this.

[HattedRobot]

After I re-enabled the daemon and did a restart it says it’s loaded but failed activating it.

[HattedRobot]

And it says that the daemon is the flatpack version now. I can’t find a way to install the demon as-is as a rpm. If that can help I first tried to install it as a flatpack and it set up the daemon for me and now I can’t find a way to set it up as a rpm.

[malcolmlewis]

@HattedRobot I don’t use the program…

I see;

.
├── lact-0.8.0-0.x86_64.opensuse-tumbleweed.rpm
└── usr
    ├── bin
    │   └── lact
    ├── lib
    │   └── systemd
    │       └── system
    │           └── lactd.service
    └── share
        ├── applications
        │   └── io.github.ilya_zlobintsev.LACT.desktop
        ├── icons
        │   └── hicolor
        │       └── scalable
        │           └── apps
        │               └── io.github.ilya_zlobintsev.LACT.svg
        ├── metainfo
        │   └── io.github.ilya_zlobintsev.LACT.metainfo.xml
        └── pixmaps
            └── io.github.ilya_zlobintsev.LACT.png

14 directories, 7 files

[racoonez]

Hello,
I’m using the flatpak version of LACT without any issues as of now.
The only issue appeared about before one week or two when LACT started to use the flatbox for lactd daemon.
I tried to install the rpm for tumbleweed but refused because it warns me that the package is not signed or something like that.
Keep in mind that I’m only 2-3 months old on Linux /openSUSE in general.