Re:Debian reconsiders init-system diversity
by newnewpdro on Tuesday November 12, 2019 @04:38AM
(#21512808)
First of all, no, systemd as in PID1 does not get logs back from journald. The systemctl command is using the sd-journal API to do that directly from the journal files.
Secondly, I don't, I expect the recent logs portion of `systemctl status $unit` to be suppressed when journald isn't present.
Note that journal-caused slowness of that very command is a common complaint aimed at journald contributing to people wanting to remove it!
Secondly, I don't, I expect the recent logs portion of `systemctl status $unit` to be suppressed when journald isn't present.
Note that journal-caused slowness of that very command is a common complaint aimed at journald contributing to people wanting to remove it!