Also note that systemd uses DBus quite a bit, so be sure also to look at the raw logs (sudo journalctl) to see DBus violations of policy that might indicate what your snap is trying to do if you aren’t calling systemctl explicitly.
Yes, I am not calling systemctl directly so it must be something like that.
Thanks for that.
Also note that when in strict mode the denial may be just noise and the application/library/what have you may try something else (or, as mentioned before, it won’t even try systemctl because of some decision it made earlier as a result of being confined). In short, if you are down to this single policy violation, you might just see what happens in strict mode-- perhaps there is nothing more to do; perhaps it gives more insight into your investigation.
ok i understand. Thanks for that.