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Am 19.12.2016 um 15:52 schrieb Marc Joliet: |
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> That is incorrect, systemd allows for overriding files in |
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> /etc/systemd/system/${unit_name}.d/*.conf. |
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Then this is very new. |
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> Furthermore, service units can |
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> read environment variables from a file via EnvironmentFile. |
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Initscripts can do the same. |
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> I'm not convinced that you actually understand systemd particularly well. It |
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> seems to me that if you want to develop an informed opinion about it, you |
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> should: |
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You don't need to be convinced. It's sufficient that I know systemd |
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pretty well from the beginning when the Poettering fanboys of Arch Linux |
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forced this crap onto the Arch Linux users, while they regularly were |
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telling that they don't force it onto their users, that it will be only |
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optional. |
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> a) Read the official documentation (don't just rely on what others say; even |
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> when well-intentioned, people can say stupid things). |
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I did read all of Poettering's insults against his critics in his oh so |
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"technical" documentation. Thanks! |
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> b) Try to set up and/or run a systemd-based system, and seriously try to grok |
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> it. Only then will you be able to compare it to other init systems properly. |
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I already had to do it. That's why I went back from Arch Linux to |
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Gentoo. And that's why I'm currently trying out Devuan on my RasPi. |
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Looks pretty good so far. They even have a 64 bit image for the Pi 3. |
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And I already couldn't read those crappy binary systemd log files on a |
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correctly working POSIX system. |
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Btw., yes, systems without systemd boot a lot faster than systems with |
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systemd. Same experience made someone else here on the mailing list. I |
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forgot who it was. |
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So, yes, I know exactly what I'm talking about. |
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And, yes, systemd is broken by design and just a PITA. |
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Heiko Baums |