deployment keys: disable service if no key destinations are in /run/ #1057
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nixops-keysservice only needs to be enabled if the destination of one or more keys is a volatile directory (/run/).This was causing an issue for me with the nixpkgs httpd (apache2) module. Said module creates a systemd service dependent on
keys.target. I don't use deployment keys with httpd, but I do have other nixops modules with deployment keys whose destinations are non-volatile (not in/run/). When restarting the server locally (not with nixops), thenixops-keysservice just waits for/run/keys/doneto be created, so httpd won't start. In order to start httpd, I have to use nixops to resend the keys that the system already has.