fix: use the "state" directory in systemd unit files #9267
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As pointed out by @MrCowKing in, "${HOME}" isn't expanded. We use the state directory as that's guaranteed to exist (and, in the default configuration, will match the "HOME" directory of the ipfs user). See: b47ecd0#commitcomment-83565661
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As pointed out by @MrCowKing in, "${HOME}" isn't expanded. We use the state directory as that's guaranteed to exist (and, in the default configuration, will match the "HOME" directory of the ipfs user).
See: b47ecd0#commitcomment-83565661