Re:Avoiding Complexity with Systemd
by josephcsible on Sunday June 27, 2021 @10:49AM
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By "cannot block systemd from making a network socket connection", I think GP meant that your system will break if you block systemd from making network socket connections, not that it's physically impossible to do so.
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Yes. If you borked your systemd config file, system-wide failure. Non-bootable, non-useable.
Also if intransigent network connection occurs (fuZzing or not), untested errors occur … notably in PID 1 which isn’t easy to debug.