@protonprivacy I am using Fedora (Gnome) and I would like to launch ProtonMail Bridge in background. But I don’t know how and cannot find a setting for that. Has
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@protonprivacy I am using Fedora (Gnome) and I would like to launch ProtonMail Bridge in background. But I don’t know how and cannot find a setting for that. Has
@protonprivacy I am using Fedora (Gnome) and I would like to launch ProtonMail Bridge in background. But I don’t know how and cannot find a setting for that. Has anyone solved a similar issue?
I created the file ~/.config/systemd/user/protonmail-bridge.service and wrote the following into it:
[Unit]
Description=ProtonMail Bridge Flatpak Service
[Service]
ExecStart=/usr/bin/flatpak run ch.protonmail.protonmail-bridge --no-window
Restart=always
RestartSec=10
[Install]
WantedBy=default.target
If you are not using the Flatpack version of ProtonMail Bridge, then modify the ExecStart value to your installation.
After that I ran systemctl --user start protonmail-bridge.service to start the service and systemctl --user enable protonmail-bridge.service to make it auto-start upon login-in into my account.
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For anyone who wonders how I solved my issue:
I created the file
~/.config/systemd/user/protonmail-bridge.serviceand wrote the following into it:If you are not using the Flatpack version of ProtonMail Bridge, then modify the
ExecStartvalue to your installation.After that I ran
systemctl --user start protonmail-bridge.serviceto start the service andsystemctl --user enable protonmail-bridge.serviceto make it auto-start upon login-in into my account.