root user login starts up arch proot without switching to /root directory about termuxarch HOT 3 CLOSED

systemctl file from home directory to somewhere else

This commit finalizes backups into the /var/backups directory, including the systemctl backup file.

Backup files are now stopped from populating the home directories when backing up the installation with commit 234041f when using setupTermuxArch.bash r[e[fresh]] to refresh the installation to the newest version. Thank you for sharing your experience @xd003.

takes me to the home directory

Modifying with setupTermuxArch.bash bloom and setupTermuxArch.bash manual may help speed up resolving this; What we are seeking should be found in the PRoot init statement. If this is done in the git repository, the options can be bypassed. It is probably a small tweak.

Function _PR00TSTRING_ in file knownconfigurations.bash constructs the PRoot statement. It is built as a string in variable PROOTSTMNT. File knownconfigurations.bash has more information about the topic of constructing PRoot init statements.

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Thank you for contributing to make this project better😎 Keep up and follow to solve this issue.

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please specify how to update the TermuxArch properly

Updating of the setupTermuxArch.bash was recently enhanced. As far as I know, regardless of where you run it, it should either updated itself to the most recent version, or load its' components if present on device.

If you are using setupTermuxArch.bash inside its' git repository, then the repository itself must be updated. This is where updateTermuxArch.bash comes in to play. It is enough to just use git pull to update the git repository, but if you want all the components, then updateTermuxArch.bash the way to go to easily get all of the pieces of this amazing project. I never expected it to grow so big. Many users and contributors have helped to turn it into a better product; Thank you!

The script updateTermuxArch.bash can be executed natively and inside Arch Linux PRoot.

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