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qbi Debian , Linux , datenkanal

Habt ihr Erfahrung mit #systemd gemacht? Erzählt dem @datenkanal davon:
https://vereinte.verwirrung.institute/p/dk70
!linux !debian 

clacke

No idea how many of these have 3 users and how many have 30000, but wow, that is a number of Arch derivatives: Alfheim Linux ALOBE Antergos ArchBox ArchEX ArchLabs Arch Linux 32 Arch Linux ARM ArchStrike Arch XFerience Artix Linux Astia…

rysiek

#systemd is amazing. Produces copious amounts of logging that do not actually say anything useful.

rysiek

#systemd is amazing. Produces copious amounts of logging that do not actually say anything useful.

mcscx

Installed a test system with Ubuntu 17: DNS doesn't work w/ vanilla install. The local DNS server (provided by #systemd) needs "DNSSEC=no"

clacke stigatle , bob

@bob @stigatle Seems LTS focused.

Also no #systemd:

https://www.hyperbola.info/news/end-of-systemd-support/

clacke

Is there a trivial way to tell a systemd unit to not run until rc.local has been run? I guess rc.local is run by some #systemd unit that I can use as a prerequisite?

qbi Debian , Linux

Die letzte gute Tat des Abends wäre es, eine service-Datei für #systemd zu schreiben. !linux !debian 

Former Bob Jonkman -- Please use the new server at https://gs.jonkman.ca Debian , Ubuntu , Devuan , guy

@guy@gnusocial.no My main concern with #systemd is the complexity. Yes, startup scripts may be shorter and easier to read, but putting so much functionality in one component seems like a poor choice for an OS designed around the philosophy of …

lnxw48a1 hobbsc

@hobbsc I believe @munin comes from a security orientation: PID 1 should do very few things: start your system, launch processes, kill processes, shut down your system, and a couple of others. Systemd is just too invasive for that role. I'm…

Former Bob Jonkman -- Please use the new server at https://gs.jonkman.ca Debian , Devuan , lnxw48a1

I'm not sure !Devuan yet has the legendary stability of !Debian, nor a full suite of non- #SystemD applications in its repositories. But I'll be working my computers over to Devuan when it's a good fit.

lnxw48a1 hobbsc

@hobbsc I believe @munin comes from a security orientation: PID 1 should do very few things: start your system, launch processes, kill processes, shut down your system, and a couple of others. Systemd is just too invasive for that role. I'm…

schestowitz

#systemd R! /dir/.* destroys root https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/5644

schestowitz

#systemd R! /dir/.* destroys root https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/5644

Former Bob Jonkman -- Please use the new server at https://gs.jonkman.ca Debian , Devuan , benfell , kat

@kat@quitter.se @benfell@cybernude.org I'm trying out !Devuan in a VM. So far, it seems that the Devuan repositories aren't quite as rich as the !Debian repositories. Some non-repository .deb packages (eg. #FreeSwitch) have #SystemD dependenci…

vinzv

"I just don’t get the passionate hatred systemd has. I guess perhaps I never will, and I guess thats ok. I would kindly ask those who do passionately dislike systemd to just move on to somewhere without it[…]"
https://gnusocial.de/url/3144867 #systemd

lnxw48 daw

@daw Not seeing that as better. Out of all users, root should be able to shut system down. Others optional.

(I know there's new #systemD syntax for it, but in that case, remove shutdown and put a message pointing to the new way.)

Former Bob Jonkman -- Please use the new server at https://gs.jonkman.ca Time Zone Appropriate Farewell , Devuan

OK, it's !tzaf for me. Can't install @Freeswitch on Debian Stretch because of an unmet dependency for libssl 1.0.0 (>=1.0.0) since Stretch has libssl 1.0.2 (but that should work, right?) And I can't install @Freeswitch on !Devuan because @Fre…