systemd-openbao/Procfile

#!/usr/bin/env hivemind
systemd-service: sleep 3 && systemd-run --user --collect -u vault-nixos3.service -p LoadCredential=foo:$(pwd)/tmp/sock --wait --pipe cat '${CREDENTIALS_DIRECTORY}/foo'
openbao: openbao server -dev -dev-root-token-id secret
openbao-agent:  sleep 5 && ./tests/setup-vault && openbao agent -config ./tests/vault-agent-example.hcl
systemd-openbaod: go run . -secrets tmp/secrets -sock tmp/sock
make the Procfile executable Because.. why not :) 2 years ago			`#!/usr/bin/env hivemind`
Procfile: avoid using sudo Aside from the running-as-root issue, it also means that the user has to enter their password sometimes, and that doesn't work really well with hivemind. 2 years ago			`systemd-service: sleep 3 && systemd-run --user --collect -u vault-nixos3.service -p LoadCredential=foo:$(pwd)/tmp/sock --wait --pipe cat '${CREDENTIALS_DIRECTORY}/foo'`
feat: further adapt to openbao Signed-off-by: Raito Bezarius <masterancpp@gmail.com> 1 month ago			`openbao: openbao server -dev -dev-root-token-id secret`
feat: we don't need flakes where we are going Cleanup the repo a bit for OpenBao. Signed-off-by: Raito Bezarius <masterancpp@gmail.com> 1 month ago			`openbao-agent: sleep 5 && ./tests/setup-vault && openbao agent -config ./tests/vault-agent-example.hcl`
			`systemd-openbaod: go run . -secrets tmp/secrets -sock tmp/sock`