disk / NFS / whatever" usecase. Some of these may not even *have* an initrd.
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update.
Thus: if you must, deprecate this now, but please leave the actual code
alone until next spring.
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sting' will happen.
DST changes more often than physically moving a machine to another
timezone, for the vast majority of computers out there. Thus, frankly, it
seems strange to advocate for support of the latter but not the former use
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th some different target that does just
enough to switch roots and then calls "systemctl start default.target"?
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Hi,
Mantas Mikulėnas:
> Object path components must start with [A-Za-z_] (AFAIK).
> Also the value of 'p' is undefined if asprintf fails.
IMHO you should not put two unrelated issues in one patch.
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t remove want dependencies declared in the unit section in the
> unit file under /usr.
Meh. Obviously that works only for some unit file entries, not for others.
Time to impart more consistency?
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> remove already given values for the option one have to copy the whole
> file into /etc and edit it there. Is it so?
Doesn't the manpage state that an empty entry clears the list?
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> real 0m0.005s
> user 0m0.002s
> sys 0m0.003s
>
To be fair, journalctl is of course slower if you don't filter for
anything -- but the -nX case should be fast enough anyway.
$ time journalctl -n 2000 > /tmp/foo.txt
real 0m0.068s
user
ment it but add a fat "this list may change whenever systemd
gets updated, so don't depend on it too much" warning.
Then again, frankly, to me the LOAD/ACTIVE/SUB states are self-explaining
enough that I didn't yet miss any documentation
blem solved.
However, this is not a problem for -nspawn itself: if I want to do
auto-allocation, I can easily write a shallow wrapper (in whatever script
language I want) which calculates the appropriate options and then exec()s
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("--{user,group}map=inside:outside[:length]") to nspawn.
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Hi,
Mike Gilbert:
> > libdir=/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu
> >
> > which isn't architecture agnostic and thus not suitable for
> > /usr/share/.
>
> From Lennart's commit message, it seems like this was done intentionally.
>
It still doesn't w
n mess up my console
quite easily. Therefore, blocking /dev/tty0 is correct.
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first fails.
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heck, IMHO it's good style to wrap all
multi-line subordinates in curlies on general principle.
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Hi,
"Jóhann B. Guðmundsson":
> After I explained it to them they said why not just call it [BridgeFDB] ...
>
+1
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can modify the system
default that way, without touching /etc, so this would add local
modifications to an image which you then use for system initialization.
However, you can do the same thing by adding appropriate *.conf files to
/usr/lib/systemd/**.
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not include any
data that are in section BUS_ERROR_MAP?
If that's actually intended, this should fix it:
char dummy_bus_error_map[0] __attribute__ ((__section__("BUS_ERROR_MAP")));
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