Lennart Poettering
Lennart Poettering
When submitting an issue, please fill in the submission form that you are presented, which includes questions regarding the version of systemd you are using. Ignoring that and not including...
See my comment I accidently posted on that other bug https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/7875#issuecomment-359387796 – sorry for the confusion: > So the initial alias symlink is in /etc instead of /usr/lib? Well, we...
Or to say this differently: "systemctl enable foo && systemctl disable foo && systemctl enable foo" should always work in full or not at all, and result in the same...
But this would break the command i gave above. consider the situation where your service is initially enabled, then you run "systemctl disable mysql.service && systemctl enable mysql.service" — this...
> I don't see where the problem is exactly. I simply expect systemctl to be smart enough to known that the unit I'm trying to enable is an alias defined...
> However the definition of the symlink comes from the vendor input, that is, the Alias=mysql.service directive that is defined in vendor provided unit. Well, but aliases are not required...
What's the actual use-case for this? Can you elaborate? So far, everyone just used the kernel's variables directly, and we typically prefer that over shipping tools for this. i.e. we...
> We need to resolve what is the data device for a dm-verity. What specifically do you need this for?
what does the output of "systemd-creds has-tpm2" say?