Le 30/06/2025 à 22:50, Colin Watson a écrit :
On Mon, Jun 30, 2025 at 10:41:15PM +0200, Jean-Marc LACROIX wrote:
It seems that on package openssh-server, there is now one dependency
with systemd on Debian Trixie (release 13).
This feature is not compatible with one target running sysvinit-core
in place of systemd.
[...]
REMOVING:
openssh-server* systemd-standalone-sysusers*
But:
Package: systemd-standalone-sysusers
Description: standalone sysusers binary for use in non-systemd systems
Standalone sysusers binary with minimal dependencies.
This package conflicts with the main systemd package and is meant for
use in
non-systemd systems.
Is this actually a problem for any reason other than you having removed
everything matching "systemd*"? As indicated, this particular package
should be fine even if you're running sysvinit.
An alternative, if you so wish, is to install the opensysusers package
instead. openssh-server's dependencies allow that (since it Provides:
systemd-sysusers).
Hello Colin,
Thank you very much for your suggestion to never remove systemd*. I've
added the exact list of dedicated "systemd" packages, making it easier
to manage, to my Ansible YAML list.
It works perfectly.
For my own understanding, could you confirm that
"systemd-standalone-sysusers" is a recent Debian package, built on
Debian Bookworm , and not available on old Debian release. (< 9).
Therefore, i must make some trivial code to manage this feature on old
Debian release ?
Thanks to close this bug at now.
Best regards
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