* systemd-networkd-wait-online exits successfully when all interfaces
are ready or unmanaged. Previously, if neither '--any' nor
'--interface=' options were used, at least one interface had to be in
- configured state. This change allows the case, where systemd-networkd
- is enabled but no interfaces are configured, to be handled
+ configured state. This change allows the case where systemd-networkd
+ is enabled, but no interfaces are configured, to be handled
gracefully. It may occur in particular when a different network
manager is also enabled and used.
* Initrd environments which are not on a pure memory file system (e.g.
overlayfs combination as opposed to tmpfs) are now supported. With
this change, during the initrd → host transition ("switch root")
- systemd will no longer erase all files of the initrd unless it's
+ systemd will erase all files of the initrd only when the initrd is
backed by a memory file system such as tmpfs.
* New per-unit MemoryZSwapMax= option has been added to configure
* The maximum rate at which daemon reloads are executed can now be
limited with the new ReloadLimitIntervalSec=/ReloadLimitBurst=
options. (Or the equivalent on the kernel command line:
- systemd.reload_limit_interval_sec=/systemd.reload_limit_burst=). In
+ systemd.reload_limit_interval_sec=/systemd.reload_limit_burst=). In
addition, systemd now logs the originating unit and PID when a reload
request is received over D-Bus.
* The system manager manager will now parse a new "vmm.notify_socket"
system credential, which may be supplied to a VM via SMBIOS. If
- found, it will send a "READY=1" notification on the specified socket
- after boot is complete. This allows readiness notification to be sent
- from a VM guest to the VM host over a VSOCK socket.
+ found, the manager will send a "READY=1" notification on the
+ specified socket after boot is complete. This allows readiness
+ notification to be sent from a VM guest to the VM host over a VSOCK
+ socket.
* The sample PAM configuration file for systemd-user@.service now
includes a call to pam_namespace. This puts children of user@.service
* A new environment variable $SYSTEMD_DEFAULT_MOUNT_RATE_LIMIT_BURST
can can be used to override the mount units burst late limit for
- parsing '/proc/self/mountinfo', which was introduced in
- v249. Defaults to 5.
+ parsing '/proc/self/mountinfo', which was introduced in v249.
+ Defaults to 5.
* Drop-ins for init.scope changing control group resource limits are
now applied, while they were previously ignored.