Whenever I run systemctl --user enable <some-unit>, it complains:
/xdg/config/home/systemd/user/<install-section.wants-or-requires>/<some-unit>.service does not exist
to which my initial reaction was Well no, you're (enable) supposed to create it, but specifically it turns out it's referring to the parent directory; it works fine if I make sure <install-section.wants-or-requires> exists first.
I would expect this directory to be created as required - systemctl system-wide does, and it's not like there's a bounded set of wants/requires directories to be created once by a user and then done.
Is this a bug, or a permissions problem? My /xdg/config/home/systemd/user directory is 0755, owned by my user (and default user group).
