receives SIGINT (for example because the user hits Ctrl-C), a
synchronization request is enqueued to systemd-journald, and log
output continues until it completes. Or in other words, when this
- option is used any log output submited before the SIGINT is
+ option is used any log output submitted before the SIGINT is
guaranteed to be shown before journactl exits.
* systemd-journald's Synchronize() Varlink call has been reworked so
Confidential Computing. The firmware is matched via CHIDs to the
local invoking VM, in a fashion conceptually close to the DeviceTree
selection already available since v257. If a suitable firmware image
- is found at boot, and the system's firmware verion does not match it,
+ is found at boot, and the system's firmware version does not match it,
the update is applied and the system is rebooted. If the firmware
matches, boot proceeds as usual.
regular users).
* User/group records gained a new "uuid" field that may be used to
- place an identifiying UUID in the record.
+ place an identifying UUID in the record.
systemd-run and run0:
added for explicitly requesting a factory reset. (Implemented via a
new systemd-factory-reset-generator)
- * A new document explaing the factory reset logic in detail has been
+ * A new document explaining the factory reset logic in detail has been
added. It is available online here:
https://systemd.io/FACTORY_RESET
* systemd-ssh-proxy now supports an alternative syntax for connecting
to SSH-over-AF_VSOCK, in order to support scp and rsync better: "scp
foo.txt vsock%4711:" should work now. (The pre-existing syntaxed used
- / instead of % as seperator, which is ambiguous in scp/rsync context,
+ / instead of % as separator, which is ambiguous in scp/rsync context,
but not for ssh itself.)
* "systemctl start" and related verbs now support a new --verbose