rvice - TeamViewer remote control daemon.Output after systemctl start teamviewerd: Network process already started (or error)Īfter this, I cannot find the process running using ps -aux I think that's a good idea, but it should probably come with some explanation comments.
I can show you what to clean up to fully remove the package. If you are going to advise your package's users to delete it, at least add a warning that it may have significant consequences. It will affect much more than just TeamViewer. You should definitely not be deleting a systemd file just because TeamViewer happens to read it. Google TeamViewer Linux "machine-id" to see what it has to do with TeamViewer. Tmpfiles.d allows declaring a list of files and directories created by programs at runtime, including log directories, if that's what you're looking for. The only exception are configuration files, as indicated by the backup=(.) array in PKGBUILD files, and when pacman -R is invoked also with -n. Uninstalling and reinstalling a package should have no net effect on the system.
I don't think packages should do anything of the sort, unless the files are created during installation. I can delete anything that Teamviewer creates in system folders.
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