The island-default-base.toml configuration, copied to each profile, has an /sbin entry in path_beneath.parent. On NixOS, there is no /sbin. Within zsh, every command generates a warning due to the absence of /sbin.
$ true
Warning: failed to open "/sbin": No such file or directory (os error 2)
However, when editing the profile's island-default-base.toml and removing /sbin from the list, another warning is shown, suggesting to update the default configuration.
$ true
Warning: /home/[…]/.config/island/profiles/[…]/landlock/island-default-base.toml is not the latest version. Run "island update" to fix it.
As a workaround, I have created an empty /sbin directory. However, would it be possible to manually specify a default configuration? Or to silence such warnings?
The
island-default-base.tomlconfiguration, copied to each profile, has an/sbinentry inpath_beneath.parent. On NixOS, there is no/sbin. Withinzsh, every command generates a warning due to the absence of/sbin.However, when editing the profile's
island-default-base.tomland removing/sbinfrom the list, another warning is shown, suggesting to update the default configuration.As a workaround, I have created an empty
/sbindirectory. However, would it be possible to manually specify a default configuration? Or to silence such warnings?