the hand-installed systemd unit kept a parallel xfce session on :1 alive and
respawned it on every kill, independently of the platform. obsolete now that the
desktop panel mirrors :0; disabled, but the unit file is still on disk.
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- the sandbox already drops privileges to the OS user (id -un), so pi-bridge was
the only code path that switched to a per-user unix account
- the four accounts it targeted (andrepadez, john-wick, fedra, miguelbenoliel)
are vestigial: created by scripts/provision-existing-users.sh, with no home
dirs, no files, no processes. the only live account is pastilhas@officer.dev,
which maps to the service user, so isServiceUser was always true and the
sudo -u branch could never fire
- add TODO.md tracking the leftover username plumbing, the useradd script, known
bugs (task-executor relative cwd, bootstrap pi EEXIST), and the ufw 9010 rule
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