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898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyersystemd System and Service Manager
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald HoyerCHANGES WITH 213:
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * A new "systemd-timesyncd" daemon has been added for
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer synchronizing the system clock across the network. It
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer implements an SNTP client. In contrast to NTP
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer implementations such as chrony or the NTP reference server
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer this only implements a client side, and does not bother with
3486cb6cfa3d32a95c0daf02c7510fdf372507bfMartin Pitt the full NTP complexity, focusing only on querying time from
3486cb6cfa3d32a95c0daf02c7510fdf372507bfMartin Pitt one remote server and synchronizing the local clock to
3486cb6cfa3d32a95c0daf02c7510fdf372507bfMartin Pitt it. Unless you intend to serve NTP to networked clients or
3486cb6cfa3d32a95c0daf02c7510fdf372507bfMartin Pitt want to connect to local hardware clocks this simple NTP
3486cb6cfa3d32a95c0daf02c7510fdf372507bfMartin Pitt client should be more than appropriate for most
4be4833ece2856e0cacc09f8f8b2c02b320751faMartin Pitt installations. The daemon runs with minimal privileges, and
c50a4525aa8151b180d5a325e88c5f3812e66c36Martin Pitt has been hooked up with networkd to only operate when
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier network connectivity is available. The daemon saves the
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier current clock to disk every time a new NTP sync has been
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier acquired, and uses this to possibly correct the system clock
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier early at bootup, in order to accommodate for systems that
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier lack an RTC such as the Raspberry Pi and embedded devices,
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier and make sure that time monotonically progresses on these
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier systems, even if it is not always correct. To make use of
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier this daemon a new system user and group "systemd-timesync"
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier needs to be created on installation of systemd.
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier * The queue "seqnum" interface of libudev has been disabled, as
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier it was generally incompatible with device namespacing as
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier sequence numbers of devices go "missing" if the devices are
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier part of a different namespace.
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier * "systemctl list-timers" and "systemctl list-sockets" gained
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier a --recursive switch for showing units of these types also
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier for all local containers, similar in style to the already
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier supported --recursive switch for "systemctl list-units".
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier * A new RebootArgument= setting has been added for service
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier units, which may be used to specify a kernel reboot argument
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier to use when triggering reboots with StartLimitAction=.
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier * A new FailureAction= setting has been added for service
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier units which may be used to specify an operation to trigger
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier when a service fails. This works similarly to
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier StartLimitAction=, but unlike it controls what is done
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier immediately rather than only after several attempts to
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier restart the service in question.
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier * hostnamed got updated to also expose the kernel name,
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier release, and version on the bus. This is useful for
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier executing commands like hostnamectl with the -H switch.
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier systemd-analyze makes use of this to properly display
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier details when running non-locally.
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier * The bootchart tool can now show cgroup information in the
3486cb6cfa3d32a95c0daf02c7510fdf372507bfMartin Pitt graphs it generates.
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier * The CFS CPU quota cgroup attribute is now exposed for
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier services. The new CPUQuota= switch has been added for this
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier which takes a percentage value. Setting this will have the
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier result that a service may never get more CPU time than the
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier specified percentage, even if the machine is otherwise idle.
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier * systemd-networkd learned IPIP and SIT tunnel support.
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier * LSB init scripts exposing a dependency on $network will now
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier get a dependency on network-online.target rather than simply
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier network.target. This should bring LSB handling closer to
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier what it was on SysV systems.
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier * A new fsck.repair= kernel option has been added to control
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier how fsck shall deal with unclean file systems at boot.
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier
c6a77179a4097df355f0f04b8f3260c76b5e515cRonny Chevalier * The (.ini) configuration file parser will now silently
8a8332f77e61d41f3bb28b8f929ed41e0ffaf721Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek ignore sections whose name begins with "X-". This may be
8a8332f77e61d41f3bb28b8f929ed41e0ffaf721Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek used to maintain application-specific extension sections in unit
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier files.
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * machined gained a new API to query the IP addresses of
8a8332f77e61d41f3bb28b8f929ed41e0ffaf721Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek registered containers. "machinectl status" has been updated
3486cb6cfa3d32a95c0daf02c7510fdf372507bfMartin Pitt to show these addresses in its output.
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * A new call sd_uid_get_display() has been added to the
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier sd-login APIs for querying the "primary" session of a
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier user. The "primary" session of the user is elected from the
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier user's sessions and generally a graphical session is
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier preferred over a text one.
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * A minimal systemd-resolved daemon has been added. It
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier currently simply acts as a companion to systemd-networkd and
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier manages resolv.conf based on per-interface DNS
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier configuration, possibly supplied via DHCP. In the long run
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier we hope to extend this into a local DNSSEC enabled DNS and
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier mDNS cache.
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * The systemd-networkd-wait-online tool is now enabled by
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier default. It will delay network-online.target until a network
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier connection has been configured. The tool primarily integrates
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier with networkd, but will also make a best effort to make sense
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier of network configuration performed in some other way.
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * Two new service options StartupCPUShares= and
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier StartupBlockIOWeight= have been added that work similarly to
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier CPUShares= and BlockIOWeight= however only apply during
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier system startup. This is useful to prioritize certain services
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier differently during bootup than during normal runtime.
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * hostnamed has been changed to prefer the statically
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier configured hostname in /etc/hostname (unless set to
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier 'localhost' or empty) over any dynamic one supplied by
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier dhcp. With this change the rules for picking the hostname
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier match more closely the rules of other configuration settings
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier where the local administrator's configuration in /etc always
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier overrides any other settings.
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier Contributions fron: Ali H. Caliskan, Alison Chaiken, Bas van
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier den Berg, Brandon Philips, Cristian Rodríguez, Daniel Buch,
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier Dan Kilman, Dave Reisner, David Härdeman, David Herrmann,
8a8332f77e61d41f3bb28b8f929ed41e0ffaf721Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek David Strauss, Dimitris Spingos, Djalal Harouni, Eelco
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier Dolstra, Evan Nemerson, Florian Albrechtskirchinger, Greg
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier Kroah-Hartman, Harald Hoyer, Holger Hans Peter Freyther, Jan
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier Engelhardt, Jani Nikula, Jason St. John, Jeffrey Clark,
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier Jonathan Boulle, Kay Sievers, Lennart Poettering, Lukas
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier Nykryn, Lukasz Skalski, Łukasz Stelmach, Mantas Mikulėnas,
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier Marcel Holtmann, Martin Pitt, Matthew Monaco, Michael
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier Marineau, Michael Olbrich, Michal Sekletar, Mike Gilbert, Nis
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier Martensen, Patrik Flykt, Philip Lorenz, poma, Ray Strode,
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier Reyad Attiyat, Robert Milasan, Scott Thrasher, Stef Walter,
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier Steven Siloti, Susant Sahani, Tanu Kaskinen, Thomas Bächler,
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier Thomas Hindoe Paaboel Andersen, Tom Gundersen, Umut Tezduyar
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier Lindskog, WaLyong Cho, Will Woods, Zbigniew
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier Jędrzejewski-Szmek
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier -- Beijing, 2014-05-28
739d81ddd005fae2bb82edce5b8a6173c7c48b34Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny ChevalierCHANGES WITH 212:
b8667ee4162cd2510363602b417cecede9fd2ccaZbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * When restoring the screen brightness at boot, stay away from
739d81ddd005fae2bb82edce5b8a6173c7c48b34Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek the darkest setting or from the lowest 5% of the available
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier range, depending on which is the larger value of both. This
b8667ee4162cd2510363602b417cecede9fd2ccaZbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek should effectively protect the user from rebooting into a
b8667ee4162cd2510363602b417cecede9fd2ccaZbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek black screen, should the brightness have been set to minimum
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier by accident.
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * sd-login gained a new sd_machine_get_class() call to
739d81ddd005fae2bb82edce5b8a6173c7c48b34Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek determine the class ("vm" or "container") of a machine
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier registered with machined.
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * sd-login gained new calls
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier sd_peer_get_{session,owner_uid,unit,user_unit,slice,machine_name}(),
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier to query the identity of the peer of a local AF_UNIX
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier connection. They operate similarly to their sd_pid_get_xyz()
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier counterparts.
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * PID 1 will now maintain a system-wide system state engine
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier with the states "starting", "running", "degraded",
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier "maintenance", "stopping". These states are bound to system
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier startup, normal runtime, runtime with at least one failed
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier service, rescue/emergency mode and system shutdown. This
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier state is shown in the "systemctl status" output when no unit
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier name is passed. It is useful to determine system state, in
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier particularly when doing so for many systems or containers at
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier once.
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * A new command "list-machines" has been added to "systemctl"
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier that lists all local OS containers and shows their system
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier state (see above), if systemd runs inside of them.
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * systemctl gained a new "-r" switch to recursively enumerate
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier units on all local containers, when used with the
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier "list-unit" command (which is the default one that is
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier executed when no parameters are specified).
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * The GPT automatic partition discovery logic will now honour
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier two GPT partition flags: one may be set on a partition to
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier cause it to be mounted read-only, and the other may be set
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier on a partition to ignore it during automatic discovery.
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * Two new GPT type UUIDs have been added for automatic root
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier partition discovery, for 32-bit and 64-bit ARM. This is not
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier particularly useful for discovering the root directory on
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier these architectures during bare-metal boots (since UEFI is
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier not common there), but still very useful to allow booting of
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier ARM disk images in nspawn with the -i option.
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * MAC addresses of interfaces created with nspawn's
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier --network-interface= switch will now be generated from the
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier machine name, and thus be stable between multiple invocations
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier of the container.
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * logind will now automatically remove all IPC objects owned
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier by a user if she or he fully logs out. This makes sure that
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier users who are logged out cannot continue to consume IPC
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier resources. This covers SysV memory, semaphores and message
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier queues as well as POSIX shared memory and message
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier queues. Traditionally, SysV and POSIX IPC had no life-cycle
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier limits. With this functionality, that is corrected. This may
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier be turned off by using the RemoveIPC= switch of logind.conf.
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * The systemd-machine-id-setup and tmpfiles tools gained a
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier --root= switch to operate on a specific root directory,
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier instead of /.
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * journald can now forward logged messages to the TTYs of all
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier logged in users ("wall"). This is the default for all
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier emergency messages now.
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * A new tool systemd-journal-remote has been added to stream
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier journal log messages across the network.
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * /sys/fs/cgroup/ is now mounted read-only after all cgroup
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier controller trees are mounted into it. Note that the
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier directories mounted beneath it are not read-only. This is a
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier security measure and is particularly useful because glibc
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier actually includes a search logic to pick any tmpfs it can
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier find to implement shm_open() if /dev/shm is not available
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier (which it might very well be in namespaced setups).
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * machinectl gained a new "poweroff" command to cleanly power
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier down a local OS container.
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * The PrivateDevices= unit file setting will now also drop the
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier CAP_MKNOD capability from the capability bound set, and
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier imply DevicePolicy=closed.
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * PrivateDevices=, PrivateNetwork= and PrivateTmp= is now used
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier comprehensively on all long-running systemd services where
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier this is appropriate.
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * systemd-udevd will now run in a disassociated mount
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier namespace. To mount directories from udev rules, make sure to
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier pull in mount units via SYSTEMD_WANTS properties.
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * The kdbus support gained support for uploading policy into
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier the kernel. sd-bus gained support for creating "monitoring"
4be4833ece2856e0cacc09f8f8b2c02b320751faMartin Pitt connections that can eavesdrop into all bus communication
7d023341c765c205068e33d23d63a4000ec211dfMartin Pitt for debugging purposes.
7d023341c765c205068e33d23d63a4000ec211dfMartin Pitt
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * Timestamps may now be specified in seconds since the UNIX
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier epoch Jan 1st, 1970 by specifying "@" followed by the value
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier in seconds.
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * Native tcpwrap support in systemd has been removed. tcpwrap
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier is old code, not really maintained anymore and has serious
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier shortcomings, and better options such as firewalls
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier exist. For setups that require tcpwrap usage, please
cffae62bcb6912fbaf1b7b282d9d170c9d308897Martin Pitt consider invoking your socket-activated service via tcpd,
cffae62bcb6912fbaf1b7b282d9d170c9d308897Martin Pitt like on traditional inetd.
cffae62bcb6912fbaf1b7b282d9d170c9d308897Martin Pitt
cffae62bcb6912fbaf1b7b282d9d170c9d308897Martin Pitt * A new system.conf configuration option
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier DefaultTimerAccuracySec= has been added that controls the
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier default AccuracySec= setting of .timer units.
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
3486cb6cfa3d32a95c0daf02c7510fdf372507bfMartin Pitt * Timer units gained a new WakeSystem= switch. If enabled,
3486cb6cfa3d32a95c0daf02c7510fdf372507bfMartin Pitt timers configured this way will cause the system to resume
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier from system suspend (if the system supports that, which most
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier do these days).
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * Timer units gained a new Persistent= switch. If enabled,
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier timers configured this way will save to disk when they have
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier been last triggered. This information is then used on next
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier reboot to possible execute overdue timer events, that
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier could not take place because the system was powered off.
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier This enables simple anacron-like behaviour for timer units.
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * systemctl's "list-timers" will now also list the time a
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier timer unit was last triggered in addition to the next time
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier it will be triggered.
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * systemd-networkd will now assign predictable IPv4LL
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier addresses to its local interfaces.
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier Contributions from: Brandon Philips, Daniel Buch, Daniel Mack,
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier Dave Reisner, David Herrmann, Gerd Hoffmann, Greg
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier Kroah-Hartman, Hendrik Brueckner, Jason St. John, Josh
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier Triplett, Kay Sievers, Lennart Poettering, Marc-Antoine
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier Perennou, Michael Marineau, Michael Olbrich, Miklos Vajna,
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier Patrik Flykt, poma, Sebastian Thorarensen, Thomas Bächler,
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier Thomas Hindoe Paaboel Andersen, Tomasz Torcz, Tom Gundersen,
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier Umut Tezduyar Lindskog, Wieland Hoffmann, Zbigniew
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier Jędrzejewski-Szmek
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier -- Berlin, 2014-03-25
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny ChevalierCHANGES WITH 211:
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
25b47f96d9601ff566257b2a31bfb5f4bd25d661Marko Myllynen * A new unit file setting RestrictAddressFamilies= has been
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier added to restrict which socket address families unit
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier processes gain access to. This takes address family names
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier like "AF_INET" or "AF_UNIX", and is useful to minimize the
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier attack surface of services via exotic protocol stacks. This
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier is built on seccomp system call filters.
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * Two new unit file settings RuntimeDirectory= and
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier RuntimeDirectoryMode= have been added that may be used to
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier manage a per-daemon runtime directories below /run. This is
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier an alternative for setting up directory permissions with
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier tmpfiles snippets, and has the advantage that the runtime
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier directory's lifetime is bound to the daemon runtime and that
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier the daemon starts up with an empty directory each time. This
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier is particularly useful when writing services that drop
53d90f9582f96208b3674da823ad1a3d2c3b1aa4Martin Pitt privileges using the User= or Group= setting.
53d90f9582f96208b3674da823ad1a3d2c3b1aa4Martin Pitt
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * The DeviceAllow= unit setting now supports globbing for
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier matching against device group names.
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * The systemd configuration file system.conf gained new
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier settings DefaultCPUAccounting=, DefaultBlockIOAccounting=,
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier DefaultMemoryAccounting= to globally turn on/off accounting
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier for specific resources (cgroups) for all units. These
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier settings may still be overridden individually in each unit
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier though.
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * systemd-gpt-auto-generator is now able to discover /srv and
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier root partitions in addition to /home and swap partitions. It
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier also supports LUKS-encrypted partitions now. With this in
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier place, automatic discovery of partitions to mount following
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier the Discoverable Partitions Specification
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier (http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Specifications/DiscoverablePartitionsSpec)
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier is now a lot more complete. This allows booting without
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer /etc/fstab and without root= on the kernel command line on
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier systems prepared appropriately.
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * systemd-nspawn gained a new --image= switch which allows
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier booting up disk images and Linux installations on any block
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer device that follow the Discoverable Partitions Specification
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer (see above). This means that installations made with
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer appropriately updated installers may now be started and
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer deployed using container managers, completely
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer unmodified. (We hope that libvirt-lxc will add support for
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer this feature soon, too.)
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * systemd-nspawn gained a new --network-macvlan= setting to
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer set up a private macvlan interface for the
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer container. Similarly, systemd-networkd gained a new
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer Kind=macvlan setting in .netdev files.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * systemd-networkd now supports configuring local addresses
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer using IPv4LL.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * A new tool systemd-network-wait-online has been added to
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer synchronously wait for network connectivity using
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer systemd-networkd.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * The sd-bus.h bus API gained a new sd_bus_track object for
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer tracking the life-cycle of bus peers. Note that sd-bus.h is
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer still not a public API though (unless you specify
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer --enable-kdbus on the configure command line, which however
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer voids your warranty and you get no API stability guarantee).
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * The $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR runtime directories for each user are
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer now individual tmpfs instances, which has the benefit of
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer introducing separate pools for each user, with individual
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer size limits, and thus making sure that unprivileged clients
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer can no longer negatively impact the system or other users by
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer filling up their $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR. A new logind.conf setting
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer RuntimeDirectorySize= has been introduced that allows
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer controlling the default size limit for all users. It
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer defaults to 10% of the available physical memory. This is no
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer replacement for quotas on tmpfs though (which the kernel
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer still does not support), as /dev/shm and /tmp are still
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer shared resources used by both the system and unprivileged
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer users.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * logind will now automatically turn off automatic suspending
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer on laptop lid close when more than one display is
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer connected. This was previously expected to be implemented
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer individually in desktop environments (such as GNOME),
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer however has been added to logind now, in order to fix a
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer boot-time race where a desktop environment might not have
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer been started yet and thus not been able to take an inhibitor
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer lock at the time where logind already suspends the system
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier due to a closed lid.
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * logind will now wait at least 30s after each system
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier suspend/resume cycle, and 3min after system boot before
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier suspending the system due to a closed laptop lid. This
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer should give USB docking stations and similar enough time to
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer be probed and configured after system resume and boot in
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer order to then act as suspend blocker.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * systemd-run gained a new --property= setting which allows
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer initialization of resource control properties (and others)
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer for the created scope or service unit. Example: "systemd-run
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer --property=BlockIOWeight=10 updatedb" may be used to run
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer updatedb at a low block IO scheduling weight.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * systemd-run's --uid=, --gid=, --setenv=, --setenv= switches
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer now also work in --scope mode.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * When systemd is compiled with kdbus support, basic support
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer for enforced policies is now in place. (Note that enabling
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer kdbus still voids your warranty and no API compatibility
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer promises are made.)
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer Contributions from: Andrey Borzenkov, Ansgar Burchardt, Armin
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer K., Daniel Mack, Dave Reisner, David Herrmann, Djalal Harouni,
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer Harald Hoyer, Henrik Grindal Bakken, Jasper St. Pierre, Kay
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer Sievers, Kieran Clancy, Lennart Poettering, Lukas Nykryn,
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer Mantas Mikulėnas, Marcel Holtmann, Mark Oteiza, Martin Pitt,
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer Mike Gilbert, Peter Rajnoha, poma, Samuli Suominen, Stef
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer Walter, Susant Sahani, Tero Roponen, Thomas Andersen, Thomas
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer Bächler, Thomas Hindoe Paaboel Andersen, Tomasz Torcz, Tom
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer Gundersen, Umut Tezduyar Lindskog, Uoti Urpala, Zachary Cook,
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer -- Berlin, 2014-03-12
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald HoyerCHANGES WITH 210:
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * systemd will now relabel /dev after loading the SMACK policy
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer according to SMACK rules.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * A new unit file option AppArmorProfile= has been added to
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer set the AppArmor profile for the processes of a unit.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * A new condition check ConditionArchitecture= has been added
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer to conditionalize units based on the system architecture, as
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer reported by uname()'s "machine" field.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * systemd-networkd now supports matching on the system
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer virtualization, architecture, kernel command line, host name
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer and machine ID.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * logind is now a lot more aggressive when suspending the
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer machine due to a closed laptop lid. Instead of acting only
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer on the lid close action, it will continuously watch the lid
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer status and act on it. This is useful for laptops where the
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer power button is on the outside of the chassis so that it can
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer be reached without opening the lid (such as the Lenovo
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer Yoga). On those machines, logind will now immediately
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer re-suspend the machine if the power button has been
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer accidentally pressed while the laptop was suspended and in a
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer backpack or similar.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * logind will now watch SW_DOCK switches and inhibit reaction
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer to the lid switch if it is pressed. This means that logind
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer will not suspend the machine anymore if the lid is closed
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer and the system is docked, if the laptop supports SW_DOCK
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer notifications via the input layer. Note that ACPI docking
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer stations do not generate this currently. Also note that this
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer logic is usually not fully sufficient and Desktop
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer Environments should take a lid switch inhibitor lock when an
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer external display is connected, as systemd will not watch
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer this on its own.
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * nspawn will now make use of the devices cgroup controller by
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer default, and only permit creation of and access to the usual
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer API device nodes like /dev/null or /dev/random, as well as
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer access to (but not creation of) the pty devices.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * We will now ship a default .network file for
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer systemd-networkd that automatically configures DHCP for
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer network interfaces created by nspawn's --network-veth or
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer --network-bridge= switches.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * systemd will now understand the usual M, K, G, T suffixes
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer according to SI conventions (i.e. to the base 1000) when
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer referring to throughput and hardware metrics. It will stay
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer with IEC conventions (i.e. to the base 1024) for software
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer metrics, according to what is customary according to
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer Wikipedia. We explicitly document which base applies for
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer each configuration option.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * The DeviceAllow= setting in unit files now supports a syntax
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer to whitelist an entire group of devices node majors at once,
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer based on the /proc/devices listing. For example, with the
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer string "char-pts", it is now possible to whitelist all
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer current and future pseudo-TTYs at once.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * sd-event learned a new "post" event source. Event sources of
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer this type are triggered by the dispatching of any event
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer source of a type that is not "post". This is useful for
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer implementing clean-up and check event sources that are
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer triggered by other work being done in the program.
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * systemd-networkd is no longer statically enabled, but uses
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer the usual [Install] sections so that it can be
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer enabled/disabled using systemctl. It still is enabled by
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer default however.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * When creating a veth interface pair with systemd-nspawn, the
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer host side will now be prefixed with "vb-" if
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer --network-bridge= is used, and with "ve-" if --network-veth
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer is used. This way, it is easy to distinguish these cases on
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer the host, for example to apply different configuration to
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer them with systemd-networkd.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * The compatibility libraries for libsystemd-journal.so,
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer libsystem-id128.so, libsystemd-login.so and
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer libsystemd-daemon.so do not make use of IFUNC
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer anymore. Instead, we now build libsystemd.so multiple times
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer under these alternative names. This means that the footprint
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer is drastically increased, but given that these are
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer transitional compatibility libraries, this should not matter
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer much. This change has been made necessary to support the ARM
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer platform for these compatibility libraries, as the ARM
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer toolchain is not really at the same level as the toolchain
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer for other architectures like x86 and does not support
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer IFUNC. Please make sure to use --enable-compat-libs only
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer during a transitional period!
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer Contributions from: Andreas Fuchs, Armin K., Colin Walters,
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer Daniel Mack, Dave Reisner, David Herrmann, Djalal Harouni,
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer Holger Schurig, Jason A. Donenfeld, Jason St. John, Jasper
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer St. Pierre, Kay Sievers, Lennart Poettering, Łukasz Stelmach,
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer Marcel Holtmann, Michael Scherer, Michal Sekletar, Mike
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer Gilbert, Samuli Suominen, Thomas Bächler, Thomas Hindoe
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer Paaboel Andersen, Tom Gundersen, Umut Tezduyar Lindskog,
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer -- Berlin, 2014-02-24
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald HoyerCHANGES WITH 209:
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * A new component "systemd-networkd" has been added that can
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer be used to configure local network interfaces statically or
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer via DHCP. It is capable of bringing up bridges, VLANs, and
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer bonding. Currently, no hook-ups for interactive network
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer configuration are provided. Use this for your initrd,
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer container, embedded, or server setup if you need a simple,
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer yet powerful, network configuration solution. This
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer configuration subsystem is quite nifty, as it allows wildcard
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer hotplug matching in interfaces. For example, with a single
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer configuration snippet, you can configure that all Ethernet
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer interfaces showing up are automatically added to a bridge,
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer or similar. It supports link-sensing and more.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * A new tool "systemd-socket-proxyd" has been added which can
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer act as a bidirectional proxy for TCP sockets. This is
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer useful for adding socket activation support to services that
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer do not actually support socket activation, including virtual
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer machines and the like.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * Add a new tool to save/restore rfkill state on
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer shutdown/boot.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * Save/restore state of keyboard backlights in addition to
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer display backlights on shutdown/boot.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * udev learned a new SECLABEL{} construct to label device
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer nodes with a specific security label when they appear. For
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer now, only SECLABEL{selinux} is supported, but the syntax is
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer prepared for additional security frameworks.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * udev gained a new scheme to configure link-level attributes
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer from files in /etc/systemd/network/*.link. These files can
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer match against MAC address, device path, driver name and type,
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer and will apply attributes like the naming policy, link speed,
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer MTU, duplex settings, Wake-on-LAN settings, MAC address, MAC
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer address assignment policy (randomized, ...).
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * The configuration of network interface naming rules for
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer "permanent interface names" has changed: a new NamePolicy=
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer setting in the [Link] section of .link files determines the
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer priority of possible naming schemes (onboard, slot, mac,
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer path). The default value of this setting is determined by
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer /usr/lib/net/links/99-default.link. Old
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer 80-net-name-slot.rules udev configuration file has been
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer removed, so local configuration overriding this file should
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer be adapated to override 99-default.link instead.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * When the User= switch is used in a unit file, also
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer initialize $SHELL= based on the user database entry.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * systemd no longer depends on libdbus. All communication is
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer now done with sd-bus, systemd's low-level bus library
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer implementation.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * kdbus support has been added to PID 1 itself. When kdbus is
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer enabled, this causes PID 1 to set up the system bus and
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer enable support for a new ".busname" unit type that
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer encapsulates bus name activation on kdbus. It works a little
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer bit like ".socket" units, except for bus names. A new
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer generator has been added that converts classic dbus1 service
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer activation files automatically into native systemd .busname
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer and .service units.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * sd-bus: add a light-weight vtable implementation that allows
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer defining objects on the bus with a simple static const
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer vtable array of its methods, signals and properties.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * systemd will not generate or install static dbus
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer introspection data anymore to /usr/share/dbus-1/interfaces,
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer as the precise format of these files is unclear, and
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer nothing makes use of it.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * A proxy daemon is now provided to proxy clients connecting
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer via classic D-Bus AF_UNIX sockets to kdbus, to provide full
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer compatibility with classic D-Bus.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * A bus driver implementation has been added that supports the
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer classic D-Bus bus driver calls on kdbus, also for
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer compatibility purposes.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * A new API "sd-event.h" has been added that implements a
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer minimal event loop API built around epoll. It provides a
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer couple of features that direct epoll usage is lacking:
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer prioritization of events, scales to large numbers of timer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer events, per-event timer slack (accuracy), system-wide
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer coalescing of timer events, exit handlers, watchdog
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer supervision support using systemd's sd_notify() API, child
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer process handling.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * A new API "sd-rntl.h" has been added that provides an API
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer around the route netlink interface of the kernel, similar in
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer style to "sd-bus.h".
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * A new API "sd-dhcp-client.h" has been added that provides a
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer small DHCPv4 client-side implementation. This is used by
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer "systemd-networkd".
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * There is a new kernel command line option
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer "systemd.restore_state=0|1". When set to "0", none of the
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer systemd tools will restore saved runtime state to hardware
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer devices. More specifically, the rfkill and backlight states
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer are not restored.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * The FsckPassNo= compatibility option in mount/service units
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer has been removed. The fstab generator will now add the
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer necessary dependencies automatically, and does not require
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer PID1's support for that anymore.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * journalctl gained a new switch, --list-boots, that lists
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer recent boots with their times and boot IDs.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * The various tools like systemctl, loginctl, timedatectl,
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer busctl, systemd-run, ... have gained a new switch "-M" to
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer connect to a specific, local OS container (as direct
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer connection, without requiring SSH). This works on any
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer container that is registered with machined, such as those
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer created by libvirt-lxc or nspawn.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * systemd-run and systemd-analyze also gained support for "-H"
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer to connect to remote hosts via SSH. This is particularly
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer useful for systemd-run because it enables queuing of jobs
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer onto remote systems.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * machinectl gained a new command "login" to open a getty
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer login in any local container. This works with any container
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer that is registered with machined (such as those created by
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer libvirt-lxc or nspawn), and which runs systemd inside.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * machinectl gained a new "reboot" command that may be used to
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer trigger a reboot on a specific container that is registered
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer with machined. This works on any container that runs an init
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer system of some kind.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * systemctl gained a new "list-timers" command to print a nice
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer listing of installed timer units with the times they elapse
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer next.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * Alternative reboot() parameters may now be specified on the
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer "systemctl reboot" command line and are passed to the
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer reboot() system call.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * systemctl gained a new --job-mode= switch to configure the
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer mode to queue a job with. This is a more generic version of
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer --fail, --irreversible, and --ignore-dependencies, which are
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer still available but not advertised anymore.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * /etc/systemd/system.conf gained new settings to configure
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer various default timeouts of units, as well as the default
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer start limit interval and burst. These may still be overridden
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer within each Unit.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * PID1 will now export on the bus profile data of the security
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer policy upload process (such as the SELinux policy upload to
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer the kernel).
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * journald: when forwarding logs to the console, include
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer timestamps (following the setting in
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer /sys/module/printk/parameters/time).
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * OnCalendar= in timer units now understands the special
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer strings "yearly" and "annually". (Both are equivalent)
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * The accuracy of timer units is now configurable with the new
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer AccuracySec= setting. It defaults to 1min.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * A new dependency type JoinsNamespaceOf= has been added that
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer allows running two services within the same /tmp and network
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer namespace, if PrivateNetwork= or PrivateTmp= are used.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * A new command "cat" has been added to systemctl. It outputs
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer the original unit file of a unit, and concatenates the
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer contents of additional "drop-in" unit file snippets, so that
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer the full configuration is shown.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * systemctl now supports globbing on the various "list-xyz"
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer commands, like "list-units" or "list-sockets", as well as on
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer those commands which take multiple unit names.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * journalctl's --unit= switch gained support for globbing.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * All systemd daemons now make use of the watchdog logic so
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer that systemd automatically notices when they hang.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * If the $container_ttys environment variable is set,
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer getty-generator will automatically spawn a getty for each
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer listed tty. This is useful for container managers to request
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer login gettys to be spawned on as many ttys as needed.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * %h, %s, %U specifier support is not available anymore when
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer used in unit files for PID 1. This is because NSS calls are
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer not safe from PID 1. They stay available for --user
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer instances of systemd, and as special case for the root user.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * loginctl gained a new "--no-legend" switch to turn off output
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer of the legend text.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * The "sd-login.h" API gained three new calls:
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer sd_session_is_remote(), sd_session_get_remote_user(),
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer sd_session_get_remote_host() to query information about
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer remote sessions.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * The udev hardware database now also carries vendor/product
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer information of SDIO devices.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * The "sd-daemon.h" API gained a new sd_watchdog_enabled() to
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer determine whether watchdog notifications are requested by
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer the system manager.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * Socket-activated per-connection services now include a
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer short description of the connection parameters in the
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer description.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * tmpfiles gained a new "--boot" option. When this is not used,
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer only lines where the command character is not suffixed with
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer "!" are executed. When this option is specified, those
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer options are executed too. This partitions tmpfiles
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer directives into those that can be safely executed at any
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer time, and those which should be run only at boot (for
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer example, a line that creates /run/nologin).
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * A new API "sd-resolve.h" has been added which provides a simple
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer asynchronous wrapper around glibc NSS host name resolution
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer calls, such as getaddrinfo(). In contrast to glibc's
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer getaddrinfo_a(), it does not use signals. In contrast to most
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer other asynchronous name resolution libraries, this one does
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer not reimplement DNS, but reuses NSS, so that alternate
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer host name resolution systems continue to work, such as mDNS,
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer LDAP, etc. This API is based on libasyncns, but it has been
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer cleaned up for inclusion in systemd.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * The APIs "sd-journal.h", "sd-login.h", "sd-id128.h",
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer "sd-daemon.h" are no longer found in individual libraries
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer libsystemd-journal.so, libsystemd-login.so,
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer libsystemd-id128.so, libsystemd-daemon.so. Instead, we have
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer merged them into a single library, libsystemd.so, which
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer provides all symbols. The reason for this is cyclic
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer dependencies, as these libraries tend to use each other's
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer symbols. So far, we have managed to workaround that by linking
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer a copy of a good part of our code into each of these
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer libraries again and again, which, however, makes certain
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer things hard to do, like sharing static variables. Also, it
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer substantially increases footprint. With this change, there
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer is only one library for the basic APIs systemd
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer provides. Also, "sd-bus.h", "sd-memfd.h", "sd-event.h",
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer "sd-rtnl.h", "sd-resolve.h", "sd-utf8.h" are found in this
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer library as well, however are subject to the --enable-kdbus
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer switch (see below). Note that "sd-dhcp-client.h" is not part
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer of this library (this is because it only consumes, never
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer provides, services of/to other APIs). To make the transition
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer easy from the separate libraries to the unified one, we
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer provide the --enable-compat-libs compile-time switch which
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer will generate stub libraries that are compatible with the
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer old ones but redirect all calls to the new one.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * All of the kdbus logic and the new APIs "sd-bus.h",
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer "sd-memfd.h", "sd-event.h", "sd-rtnl.h", "sd-resolve.h",
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer and "sd-utf8.h" are compile-time optional via the
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer "--enable-kdbus" switch, and they are not compiled in by
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer default. To make use of kdbus, you have to explicitly enable
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer the switch. Note however, that neither the kernel nor the
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer userspace API for all of this is considered stable yet. We
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer want to maintain the freedom to still change the APIs for
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer now. By specifying this build-time switch, you acknowledge
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer that you are aware of the instability of the current
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer APIs.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * Also, note that while kdbus is pretty much complete,
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer it lacks one thing: proper policy support. This means you
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer can build a fully working system with all features; however,
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer it will be highly insecure. Policy support will be added in
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer one of the next releases, at the same time that we will
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer declare the APIs stable.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * When the kernel command-line argument "kdbus" is specified,
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer systemd will automatically load the kdbus.ko kernel module. At
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer this stage of development, it is only useful for testing kdbus
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer and should not be used in production. Note: if "--enable-kdbus"
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer is specified, and the kdbus.ko kernel module is available, and
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer "kdbus" is added to the kernel command line, the entire system
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer runs with kdbus instead of dbus-daemon, with the above mentioned
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer problem of missing the system policy enforcement. Also a future
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer version of kdbus.ko or a newer systemd will not be compatible with
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer each other, and will unlikely be able to boot the machine if only
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer one of them is updated.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * systemctl gained a new "import-environment" command which
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer uploads the caller's environment (or parts thereof) into the
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer service manager so that it is inherited by services started
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer by the manager. This is useful to upload variables like
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer $DISPLAY into the user service manager.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * A new PrivateDevices= switch has been added to service units
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer which allows running a service with a namespaced /dev
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer directory that does not contain any device nodes for
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer physical devices. More specifically, it only includes devices
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer such as /dev/null, /dev/urandom, and /dev/zero which are API
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer entry points.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * logind has been extended to support behaviour like VT
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer switching on seats that do not support a VT. This makes
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer multi-session available on seats that are not the first seat
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer (seat0), and on systems where kernel support for VTs has
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer been disabled at compile-time.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * If a process holds a delay lock for system sleep or shutdown
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer and fails to release it in time, we will now log its
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer identity. This makes it easier to identify processes that
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer cause slow suspends or power-offs.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * When parsing /etc/crypttab, support for a new key-slot=
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer option as supported by Debian is added. It allows indicating
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer which LUKS slot to use on disk, speeding up key loading.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * The sd_journald_sendv() API call has been checked and
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer officially declared to be async-signal-safe so that it may
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer be invoked from signal handlers for logging purposes.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * Boot-time status output is now enabled automatically after a
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer short timeout if boot does not progress, in order to give
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer the user an indication what she or he is waiting for.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * The boot-time output has been improved to show how much time
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer remains until jobs expire.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * The KillMode= switch in service units gained a new possible
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer value "mixed". If set, and the unit is shut down, then the
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer initial SIGTERM signal is sent only to the main daemon
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer process, while the following SIGKILL signal is sent to
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer all remaining processes of the service.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * When a scope unit is registered, a new property "Controller"
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer may be set. If set to a valid bus name, systemd will send a
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer RequestStop() signal to this name when it would like to shut
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer down the scope. This may be used to hook manager logic into
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer the shutdown logic of scope units. Also, scope units may now
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer be put in a special "abandoned" state, in which case the
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer manager process which created them takes no further
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer responsibilities for it.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * When reading unit files, systemd will now verify
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer the access mode of these files, and warn about certain
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer suspicious combinations. This has been added to make it
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer easier to track down packaging bugs where unit files are
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer marked executable or world-writable.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * systemd-nspawn gained a new "--setenv=" switch to set
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer container-wide environment variables. The similar option in
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer systemd-activate was renamed from "--environment=" to
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer "--setenv=" for consistency.
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer * systemd-nspawn has been updated to create a new kdbus domain
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer for each container that is invoked, thus allowing each
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer container to have its own set of system and user buses,
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer independent of the host.
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer * systemd-nspawn gained a new --drop-capability= switch to run
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer the container with less capabilities than the default. Both
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer --drop-capability= and --capability= now take the special
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer string "all" for dropping or keeping all capabilities.
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer * systemd-nspawn gained new switches for executing containers
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer with specific SELinux labels set.
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer * systemd-nspawn gained a new --quiet switch to not generate
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer any additional output but the container's own console
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer output.
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer * systemd-nspawn gained a new --share-system switch to run a
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer container without PID namespacing enabled.
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer * systemd-nspawn gained a new --register= switch to control
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer whether the container is registered with systemd-machined or
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer not. This is useful for containers that do not run full
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer OS images, but only specific apps.
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer * systemd-nspawn gained a new --keep-unit which may be used
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer when invoked as the only program from a service unit, and
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer results in registration of the unit service itself in
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer systemd-machined, instead of a newly opened scope unit.
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer * systemd-nspawn gained a new --network-interface= switch for
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer moving arbitrary interfaces to the container. The new
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer --network-veth switch creates a virtual Ethernet connection
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer between host and container. The new --network-bridge=
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer switch then allows assigning the host side of this virtual
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer Ethernet connection to a bridge device.
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer * systemd-nspawn gained a new --personality= switch for
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer setting the kernel personality for the container. This is
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer useful when running a 32-bit container on a 64-bit host. A
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer similar option Personality= is now also available for service
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer units to use.
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer * logind will now also track a "Desktop" identifier for each
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer session which encodes the desktop environment of it. This is
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer useful for desktop environments that want to identify
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer multiple running sessions of itself easily.
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer * A new SELinuxContext= setting for service units has been
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer added that allows setting a specific SELinux execution
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer context for a service.
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer * Most systemd client tools will now honour $SYSTEMD_LESS for
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer settings of the "less" pager. By default, these tools will
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer override $LESS to allow certain operations to work, such as
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer jump-to-the-end. With $SYSTEMD_LESS, it is possible to
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer influence this logic.
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer * systemd's "seccomp" hook-up has been changed to make use of
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer the libseccomp library instead of using its own
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer implementation. This has benefits for portability among
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer other things.
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer * For usage together with SystemCallFilter=, a new
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer SystemCallErrorNumber= setting has been introduced that
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer allows configuration of a system error number to be returned
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer on filtered system calls, instead of immediately killing the
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer process. Also, SystemCallArchitectures= has been added to
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer limit access to system calls of a particular architecture
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer (in order to turn off support for unused secondary
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer architectures). There is also a global
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer SystemCallArchitectures= setting in system.conf now to turn
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer off support for non-native system calls system-wide.
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer * systemd requires a kernel with a working name_to_handle_at(),
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer please see the kernel config requirements in the README file.
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
c53158818d8cdaf46b3f1b5299b9bda118a1043fThomas Hindoe Paaboel Andersen Contributions from: Adam Williamson, Alex Jia, Anatol Pomozov,
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer Ansgar Burchardt, AppleBloom, Auke Kok, Bastien Nocera,
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer Chengwei Yang, Christian Seiler, Colin Guthrie, Colin Walters,
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer Cristian Rodríguez, Daniel Buch, Daniele Medri, Daniel J
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer Walsh, Daniel Mack, Dan McGee, Dave Reisner, David Coppa,
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer David Herrmann, David Strauss, Djalal Harouni, Dmitry Pisklov,
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer Elia Pinto, Florian Weimer, George McCollister, Goffredo
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer Baroncelli, Greg Kroah-Hartman, Hendrik Brueckner, Igor
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer Zhbanov, Jan Engelhardt, Jan Janssen, Jason A. Donenfeld,
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer Jason St. John, Jasper St. Pierre, Jóhann B. Guðmundsson, Jose
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer Ignacio Naranjo, Karel Zak, Kay Sievers, Kristian Høgsberg,
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer Lennart Poettering, Lubomir Rintel, Lukas Nykryn, Lukasz
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer Skalski, Łukasz Stelmach, Luke Shumaker, Mantas Mikulėnas,
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer Marc-Antoine Perennou, Marcel Holtmann, Marcos Felipe Rasia de
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer Mello, Marko Myllynen, Martin Pitt, Matthew Monaco, Michael
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer Marineau, Michael Scherer, Michał Górny, Michal Sekletar,
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer Michele Curti, Oleksii Shevchuk, Olivier Brunel, Patrik Flykt,
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer Pavel Holica, Raudi, Richard Marko, Ronny Chevalier, Sébastien
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer Luttringer, Sergey Ptashnick, Shawn Landden, Simon Peeters,
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer Stefan Beller, Susant Sahani, Sylvain Plantefeve, Sylvia Else,
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer Tero Roponen, Thomas Bächler, Thomas Hindoe Paaboel Andersen,
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer Tom Gundersen, Umut Tezduyar Lindskog, Unai Uribarri, Václav
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer Pavlín, Vincent Batts, WaLyong Cho, William Giokas, Yang
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer Zhiyong, Yin Kangkai, Yuxuan Shui, Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer -- Berlin, 2014-02-20
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
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0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer * logind has gained support for facilitating privileged input
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer and drm device access for unprivileged clients. This work is
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer useful to allow Wayland display servers (and similar
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer programs, such as kmscon) to run under the user's ID and
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer access input and drm devices which are normally
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer protected. When this is used (and the kernel is new enough)
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer logind will "mute" IO on the file descriptors passed to
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer Wayland as long as it is in the background and "unmute" it
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer if it returns into the foreground. This allows secure
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer session switching without allowing background sessions to
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer eavesdrop on input and display data. This also introduces
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer session switching support if VT support is turned off in the
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer kernel, and on seats that are not seat0.
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer * A new kernel command line option luks.options= is understood
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer now which allows specifiying LUKS options for usage for LUKS
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer encrypted partitions specified with luks.uuid=.
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer * tmpfiles.d(5) snippets may now use specifier expansion in
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer path names. More specifically %m, %b, %H, %v, are now
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer replaced by the local machine id, boot id, hostname, and
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer kernel version number.
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer * A new tmpfiles.d(5) command "m" has been introduced which
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer may be used to change the owner/group/access mode of a file
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer or directory if it exists, but do nothing if it does not.
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer * This release removes high-level support for the
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer MemorySoftLimit= cgroup setting. The underlying kernel
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer cgroup attribute memory.soft_limit= is currently badly
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer designed and likely to be removed from the kernel API in its
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer current form, hence we should not expose it for now.
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer * The memory.use_hierarchy cgroup attribute is now enabled for
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer all cgroups systemd creates in the memory cgroup
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer hierarchy. This option is likely to be come the built-in
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer default in the kernel anyway, and the non-hierarchial mode
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer never made much sense in the intrinsically hierarchial
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer cgroup system.
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer * A new field _SYSTEMD_SLICE= is logged along with all journal
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer messages containing the slice a message was generated
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer from. This is useful to allow easy per-customer filtering of
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer logs among other things.
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer * systemd-journald will no longer adjust the group of journal
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer files it creates to the "systemd-journal" group. Instead we
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer rely on the journal directory to be owned by the
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer "systemd-journal" group, and its setgid bit set, so that the
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer kernel file system layer will automatically enforce that
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer journal files inherit this group assignment. The reason for
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer this change is that we cannot allow NSS look-ups from
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer journald which would be necessary to resolve
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer "systemd-journal" to a numeric GID, because this might
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer create deadlocks if NSS involves synchronous queries to
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer other daemons (such as nscd, or sssd) which in turn are
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer logging clients of journald and might block on it, which
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer would then dead lock. A tmpfiles.d(5) snippet included in
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer systemd will make sure the setgid bit and group are
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer properly set on the journal directory if it exists on every
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer boot. However, we recommend adjusting it manually after
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer upgrades too (or from RPM scriptlets), so that the change is
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer not delayed until next reboot.
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer * Backlight and random seed files in /var/lib/ have moved into
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer the /var/lib/systemd/ directory, in order to centralize all
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer systemd generated files in one directory.
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer * Boot time performance measurements (as displayed by
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer "systemd-analyze" for example) will now read ACPI 5.0 FPDT
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer performance information if that's available to determine how
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer much time BIOS and boot loader initialization required. With
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer a sufficiently new BIOS you hence no longer need to boot
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer with Gummiboot to get access to such information.
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer Contributions from: Andrey Borzenkov, Chen Jie, Colin Walters,
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer Cristian Rodríguez, Dave Reisner, David Herrmann, David
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer Mackey, David Strauss, Eelco Dolstra, Evan Callicoat, Gao
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer feng, Harald Hoyer, Jimmie Tauriainen, Kay Sievers, Lennart
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer Poettering, Lukas Nykryn, Mantas Mikulėnas, Martin Pitt,
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer Michael Scherer, Michał Górny, Mike Gilbert, Patrick McCarty,
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer Sebastian Ott, Tom Gundersen, Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer -- Berlin, 2013-10-02
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
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0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer * The Restart= option for services now understands a new
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer on-watchdog setting, which will restart the service
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer automatically if the service stops sending out watchdog keep
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer alive messages (as configured with WatchdogSec=).
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer * The getty generator (which is responsible for bringing up a
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer getty on configured serial consoles) will no longer only
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer start a getty on the primary kernel console but on all
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer others, too. This makes the order in which console= is
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer specified on the kernel command line less important.
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer * libsystemd-logind gained a new sd_session_get_vt() call to
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer retrieve the VT number of a session.
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer * If the option "tries=0" is set for an entry of /etc/crypttab
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer its passphrase is queried indefinitely instead of any
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer maximum number of tries.
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer * If a service with a configure PID file terminates its PID
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer file will now be removed automatically if it still exists
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer afterwards. This should put an end to stale PID files.
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer * systemd-run will now also take relative binary path names
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer for execution and no longer insists on absolute paths.
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer * InaccessibleDirectories= and ReadOnlyDirectories= now take
0d6e798a784ef0ba6b95512e4453067b2f84a91aHarald Hoyer paths that are optionally prefixed with "-" to indicate that
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer it should not be considered a failure if they do not exist.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * journalctl -o (and similar commands) now understands a new
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer output mode "short-precise", it is similar to "short" but
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer shows timestamps with usec accuracy.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * The option "discard" (as known from Debian) is now
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer synonymous to "allow-discards" in /etc/crypttab. In fact,
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer "discard" is preferred now (since it is easier to remember
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer and type).
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * Some licensing clean-ups were made, so that more code is now
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer LGPL-2.1 licensed than before.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * A minimal tool to save/restore the display backlight
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer brightness across reboots has been added. It will store the
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer backlight setting as late as possible at shutdown, and
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer restore it as early as possible during reboot.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * A logic to automatically discover and enable home and swap
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer partitions on GPT disks has been added. With this in place
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer /etc/fstab becomes optional for many setups as systemd can
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer discover certain partitions located on the root disk
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer automatically. Home partitions are recognized under their
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer GPT type ID 933ac7e12eb44f13b8440e14e2aef915. Swap
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer partitions are recognized under their GPT type ID
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer 0657fd6da4ab43c484e50933c84b4f4f.
1ecf6a2b4960229ad1d06c591b4776ddf065e834Harald Hoyer
1ecf6a2b4960229ad1d06c591b4776ddf065e834Harald Hoyer * systemd will no longer pass any environment from the kernel
1ecf6a2b4960229ad1d06c591b4776ddf065e834Harald Hoyer or initrd to system services. If you want to set an
1ecf6a2b4960229ad1d06c591b4776ddf065e834Harald Hoyer environment for all services, do so via the kernel command
1ecf6a2b4960229ad1d06c591b4776ddf065e834Harald Hoyer line systemd.setenv= assignment.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
33a5e20ffaa2cbb2853f14265566bac66a7f9026Harald Hoyer * The systemd-sysctl tool no longer natively reads the file
33a5e20ffaa2cbb2853f14265566bac66a7f9026Harald Hoyer /etc/sysctl.conf. If desired, the file should be symlinked
33a5e20ffaa2cbb2853f14265566bac66a7f9026Harald Hoyer from /etc/sysctl.d/99-sysctl.conf. Apart from providing
33a5e20ffaa2cbb2853f14265566bac66a7f9026Harald Hoyer legacy support by a symlink rather than built-in code, it
33a5e20ffaa2cbb2853f14265566bac66a7f9026Harald Hoyer also makes the otherwise hidden order of application of the
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer different files visible. (Note that this partly reverts to a
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer pre-198 application order of sysctl knobs!)
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * The "systemctl set-log-level" and "systemctl dump" commands
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer have been moved to systemd-analyze.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * systemd-run learned the new --remain-after-exit switch,
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer which causes the scope unit not to be cleaned up
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer automatically after the process terminated.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
889a90422dd47284dffa32b9234a6e58991b000cRonny Chevalier * tmpfiles learned a new --exclude-prefix= switch to exclude
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer certain paths from operation.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * journald will now automatically flush all messages to disk
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer as soon as a message of the log priorities CRIT, ALERT or
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer EMERG is received.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer Contributions from: Andrew Cook, Brandon Philips, Christian
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer Hesse, Christoph Junghans, Colin Walters, Daniel Schaal,
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer Daniel Wallace, Dave Reisner, David Herrmann, Gao feng, George
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer McCollister, Giovanni Campagna, Hannes Reinecke, Harald Hoyer,
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer Herczeg Zsolt, Holger Hans Peter Freyther, Jan Engelhardt,
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer Jesper Larsen, Kay Sievers, Khem Raj, Lennart Poettering,
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer Lukas Nykryn, Maciej Wereski, Mantas Mikulėnas, Marcel
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer Holtmann, Martin Pitt, Michael Biebl, Michael Marineau,
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer Michael Scherer, Michael Stapelberg, Michal Sekletar, Michał
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer Górny, Olivier Brunel, Ondrej Balaz, Ronny Chevalier, Shawn
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer Landden, Steven Hiscocks, Thomas Bächler, Thomas Hindoe
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer Paaboel Andersen, Tom Gundersen, Umut Tezduyar, WANG Chao,
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer William Giokas, Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer -- Berlin, 2013-09-13
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald HoyerCHANGES WITH 206:
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * The documentation has been updated to cover the various new
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer concepts introduced with 205.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * Unit files now understand the new %v specifier which
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer resolves to the kernel version string as returned by "uname
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer -r".
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * systemctl now supports filtering the unit list output by
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer load state, active state and sub state, using the new
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer --state= parameter.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * "systemctl status" will now show the results of the
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer condition checks (like ConditionPathExists= and similar) of
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer the last start attempts of the unit. They are also logged to
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer the journal.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * "journalctl -b" may now be used to look for boot output of a
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer specific boot. Try "journalctl -b -1" for the previous boot,
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer but the syntax is substantially more powerful.
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer * "journalctl --show-cursor" has been added which prints the
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer cursor string the last shown log line. This may then be used
898720b7e9cf3bdf7a93e435cbed5dd6942ecf9bHarald Hoyer with the new "journalctl --after-cursor=" switch to continue
browsing logs from that point on.
* "journalctl --force" may now be used to force regeneration
of an FSS key.
* Creation of "dead" device nodes has been moved from udev
into kmod and tmpfiles. Previously, udev would read the kmod
databases to pre-generate dead device nodes based on meta
information contained in kernel modules, so that these would
be auto-loaded on access rather then at boot. As this
does not really have much to do with the exposing actual
kernel devices to userspace this has always been slightly
alien in the udev codebase. Following the new scheme kmod
will now generate a runtime snippet for tmpfiles from the
module meta information and it now is tmpfiles' job to the
create the nodes. This also allows overriding access and
other parameters for the nodes using the usual tmpfiles
facilities. As side effect this allows us to remove the
CAP_SYS_MKNOD capability bit from udevd entirely.
* logind's device ACLs may now be applied to these "dead"
devices nodes too, thus finally allowing managed access to
devices such as /dev/snd/sequencer whithout loading the
backing module right-away.
* A new RPM macro has been added that may be used to apply
tmpfiles configuration during package installation.
* systemd-detect-virt and ConditionVirtualization= now can
detect User-Mode-Linux machines (UML).
* journald will now implicitly log the effective capabilities
set of processes in the message metadata.
* systemd-cryptsetup has gained support for TrueCrypt volumes.
* The initrd interface has been simplified (more specifically,
support for passing performance data via environment
variables and fsck results via files in /run has been
removed). These features were non-essential, and are
nowadays available in a much nicer way by having systemd in
the initrd serialize its state and have the hosts systemd
deserialize it again.
* The udev "keymap" data files and tools to apply keyboard
specific mappings of scan to key codes, and force-release
scan code lists have been entirely replaced by a udev
"keyboard" builtin and a hwdb data file.
* systemd will now honour the kernel's "quiet" command line
argument also during late shutdown, resulting in a
completely silent shutdown when used.
* There's now an option to control the SO_REUSEPORT socket
option in .socket units.
* Instance units will now automatically get a per-template
subslice of system.slice unless something else is explicitly
configured. For example, instances of sshd@.service will now
implicitly be placed in system-sshd.slice rather than
system.slice as before.
* Test coverage support may now be enabled at build time.
Contributions from: Dave Reisner, Frederic Crozat, Harald
Hoyer, Holger Hans Peter Freyther, Jan Engelhardt, Jan
Janssen, Jason St. John, Jesper Larsen, Kay Sievers, Lennart
Poettering, Lukas Nykryn, Maciej Wereski, Martin Pitt, Michael
Olbrich, Ramkumar Ramachandra, Ross Lagerwall, Shawn Landden,
Thomas H.P. Andersen, Tom Gundersen, Tomasz Torcz, William
Giokas, Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek
-- Berlin, 2013-07-23
CHANGES WITH 205:
* Two new unit types have been introduced:
Scope units are very similar to service units, however, are
created out of pre-existing processes -- instead of PID 1
forking off the processes. By using scope units it is
possible for system services and applications to group their
own child processes (worker processes) in a powerful way
which then maybe used to organize them, or kill them
together, or apply resource limits on them.
Slice units may be used to partition system resources in an
hierarchial fashion and then assign other units to them. By
default there are now three slices: system.slice (for all
system services), user.slice (for all user sessions),
machine.slice (for VMs and containers).
Slices and scopes have been introduced primarily in
context of the work to move cgroup handling to a
single-writer scheme, where only PID 1
creates/removes/manages cgroups.
* There's a new concept of "transient" units. In contrast to
normal units these units are created via an API at runtime,
not from configuration from disk. More specifically this
means it is now possible to run arbitrary programs as
independent services, with all execution parameters passed
in via bus APIs rather than read from disk. Transient units
make systemd substantially more dynamic then it ever was,
and useful as a general batch manager.
* logind has been updated to make use of scope and slice units
for managing user sessions. As a user logs in he will get
his own private slice unit, to which all sessions are added
as scope units. We also added support for automatically
adding an instance of user@.service for the user into the
slice. Effectively logind will no longer create cgroup
hierarchies on its own now, it will defer entirely to PID 1
for this by means of scope, service and slice units. Since
user sessions this way become entities managed by PID 1
the output of "systemctl" is now a lot more comprehensive.
* A new mini-daemon "systemd-machined" has been added which
may be used by virtualization managers to register local
VMs/containers. nspawn has been updated accordingly, and
libvirt will be updated shortly. machined will collect a bit
of meta information about the VMs/containers, and assign
them their own scope unit (see above). The collected
meta-data is then made available via the "machinectl" tool,
and exposed in "ps" and similar tools. machined/machinectl
is compile-time optional.
* As discussed earlier, the low-level cgroup configuration
options ControlGroup=, ControlGroupModify=,
ControlGroupPersistent=, ControlGroupAttribute= have been
removed. Please use high-level attribute settings instead as
well as slice units.
* A new bus call SetUnitProperties() has been added to alter
various runtime parameters of a unit. This is primarily
useful to alter cgroup parameters dynamically in a nice way,
but will be extended later on to make more properties
modifiable at runtime. systemctl gained a new set-properties
command that wraps this call.
* A new tool "systemd-run" has been added which can be used to
run arbitrary command lines as transient services or scopes,
while configuring a number of settings via the command
line. This tool is currently very basic, however already
very useful. We plan to extend this tool to even allow
queuing of execution jobs with time triggers from the
command line, similar in fashion to "at".
* nspawn will now inform the user explicitly that kernels with
audit enabled break containers, and suggest the user to turn
off audit.
* Support for detecting the IMA and AppArmor security
frameworks with ConditionSecurity= has been added.
* journalctl gained a new "-k" switch for showing only kernel
messages, mimicking dmesg output; in addition to "--user"
and "--system" switches for showing only user's own logs
and system logs.
* systemd-delta can now show information about drop-in
snippets extending unit files.
* libsystemd-bus has been substantially updated but is still
not available as public API.
* systemd will now look for the "debug" argument on the kernel
command line and enable debug logging, similar to what
"systemd.log_level=debug" already did before.
* "systemctl set-default", "systemctl get-default" has been
added to configure the default.target symlink, which
controls what to boot into by default.
* "systemctl set-log-level" has been added as a convenient
way to raise and lower systemd logging threshold.
* "systemd-analyze plot" will now show the time the various
generators needed for execution, as well as information
about the unit file loading.
* libsystemd-journal gained a new sd_journal_open_files() call
for opening specific journal files. journactl also gained a
new switch to expose this new functionality. Previously we
only supported opening all files from a directory, or all
files from the system, as opening individual files only is
racy due to journal file rotation.
* systemd gained the new DefaultEnvironment= setting in
/etc/systemd/system.conf to set environment variables for
all services.
* If a privileged process logs a journal message with the
OBJECT_PID= field set, then journald will automatically
augment this with additional OBJECT_UID=, OBJECT_GID=,
OBJECT_COMM=, OBJECT_EXE=, ... fields. This is useful if
system services want to log events about specific client
processes. journactl/systemctl has been updated to make use
of this information if all log messages regarding a specific
unit is requested.
Contributions from: Auke Kok, Chengwei Yang, Colin Walters,
Cristian Rodríguez, Daniel Albers, Daniel Wallace, Dave
Reisner, David Coppa, David King, David Strauss, Eelco
Dolstra, Gabriel de Perthuis, Harald Hoyer, Jan Alexander
Steffens, Jan Engelhardt, Jan Janssen, Jason St. John, Johan
Heikkilä, Karel Zak, Karol Lewandowski, Kay Sievers, Lennart
Poettering, Lukas Nykryn, Mantas Mikulėnas, Marius Vollmer,
Martin Pitt, Michael Biebl, Michael Olbrich, Michael Tremer,
Michal Schmidt, Michał Bartoszkiewicz, Nirbheek Chauhan,
Pierre Neidhardt, Ross Burton, Ross Lagerwall, Sean McGovern,
Thomas Hindoe Paaboel Andersen, Tom Gundersen, Umut Tezduyar,
Václav Pavlín, Zachary Cook, Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek,
Łukasz Stelmach, 장동준
CHANGES WITH 204:
* The Python bindings gained some minimal support for the APIs
exposed by libsystemd-logind.
* ConditionSecurity= gained support for detecting SMACK. Since
this condition already supports SELinux and AppArmor we only
miss IMA for this. Patches welcome!
Contributions from: Karol Lewandowski, Lennart Poettering,
Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek
CHANGES WITH 203:
* systemd-nspawn will now create /etc/resolv.conf if
necessary, before bind-mounting the host's file onto it.
* systemd-nspawn will now store meta information about a
container on the container's cgroup as extended attribute
fields, including the root directory.
* The cgroup hierarchy has been reworked in many ways. All
objects any of the components systemd creates in the cgroup
tree are now suffixed. More specifically, user sessions are
now placed in cgroups suffixed with ".session", users in
cgroups suffixed with ".user", and nspawn containers in
cgroups suffixed with ".nspawn". Furthermore, all cgroup
names are now escaped in a simple scheme to avoid collision
of userspace object names with kernel filenames. This work
is preparation for making these objects relocatable in the
cgroup tree, in order to allow easy resource partitioning of
these objects without causing naming conflicts.
* systemctl list-dependencies gained the new switches
--plain, --reverse, --after and --before.
* systemd-inhibit now shows the process name of processes that
have taken an inhibitor lock.
* nss-myhostname will now also resolve "localhost"
implicitly. This makes /etc/hosts an optional file and
nicely handles that on IPv6 ::1 maps to both "localhost" and
the local hostname.
* libsystemd-logind.so gained a new call
sd_get_machine_names() to enumerate running containers and
VMs (currently only supported by very new libvirt and
nspawn). sd_login_monitor can now be used to watch
VMs/containers coming and going.
* .include is not allowed recursively anymore, and only in
unit files. Usually it is better to use drop-in snippets in
.d/*.conf anyway, as introduced with systemd 198.
* systemd-analyze gained a new "critical-chain" command that
determines the slowest chain of units run during system
boot-up. It is very useful for tracking down where
optimizing boot time is the most beneficial.
* systemd will no longer allow manipulating service paths in
the name=systemd:/system cgroup tree using ControlGroup= in
units. (But is still fine with it in all other dirs.)
* There's a new systemd-nspawn@.service service file that may
be used to easily run nspawn containers as system
services. With the container's root directory in
/var/lib/container/foobar it is now sufficient to run
"systemctl start systemd-nspawn@foobar.service" to boot it.
* systemd-cgls gained a new parameter "--machine" to list only
the processes within a certain container.
* ConditionSecurity= now can check for "apparmor". We still
are lacking checks for SMACK and IMA for this condition
check though. Patches welcome!
* A new configuration file /etc/systemd/sleep.conf has been
added that may be used to configure which kernel operation
systemd is supposed to execute when "suspend", "hibernate"
or "hybrid-sleep" is requested. This makes the new kernel
"freeze" state accessible to the user.
* ENV{SYSTEMD_WANTS} in udev rules will now implicitly escape
the passed argument if applicable.
Contributions from: Auke Kok, Colin Guthrie, Colin Walters,
Cristian Rodríguez, Daniel Buch, Daniel Wallace, Dave Reisner,
Evangelos Foutras, Greg Kroah-Hartman, Harald Hoyer, Josh
Triplett, Kay Sievers, Lennart Poettering, Lukas Nykryn,
MUNEDA Takahiro, Mantas Mikulėnas, Mirco Tischler, Nathaniel
Chen, Nirbheek Chauhan, Ronny Chevalier, Ross Lagerwall, Tom
Gundersen, Umut Tezduyar, Ville Skyttä, Zbigniew
Jędrzejewski-Szmek
CHANGES WITH 202:
* The output of 'systemctl list-jobs' got some polishing. The
'--type=' argument may now be passed more than once. A new
command 'systemctl list-sockets' has been added which shows
a list of kernel sockets systemd is listening on with the
socket units they belong to, plus the units these socket
units activate.
* The experimental libsystemd-bus library got substantial
updates to work in conjunction with the (also experimental)
kdbus kernel project. It works well enough to exchange
messages with some sophistication. Note that kdbus is not
ready yet, and the library is mostly an elaborate test case
for now, and not installable.
* systemd gained a new unit 'systemd-static-nodes.service'
that generates static device nodes earlier during boot, and
can run in conjunction with udev.
* libsystemd-login gained a new call sd_pid_get_user_unit()
to retrieve the user systemd unit a process is running
in. This is useful for systems where systemd is used as
session manager.
* systemd-nspawn now places all containers in the new /machine
top-level cgroup directory in the name=systemd
hierarchy. libvirt will soon do the same, so that we get a
uniform separation of /system, /user and /machine for system
services, user processes and containers/virtual
machines. This new cgroup hierarchy is also useful to stick
stable names to specific container instances, which can be
recognized later this way (this name may be controlled
via systemd-nspawn's new -M switch). libsystemd-login also
gained a new call sd_pid_get_machine_name() to retrieve the
name of the container/VM a specific process belongs to.
* bootchart can now store its data in the journal.
* libsystemd-journal gained a new call
sd_journal_add_conjunction() for AND expressions to the
matching logic. This can be used to express more complex
logical expressions.
* journactl can now take multiple --unit= and --user-unit=
switches.
* The cryptsetup logic now understands the "luks.key=" kernel
command line switch for specifying a file to read the
decryption key from. Also, if a configured key file is not
found the tool will now automatically fall back to prompting
the user.
* Python systemd.journal module was updated to wrap recently
added functions from libsystemd-journal. The interface was
changed to bring the low level interface in s.j._Reader
closer to the C API, and the high level interface in
s.j.Reader was updated to wrap and convert all data about
an entry.
Contributions from: Anatol Pomozov, Auke Kok, Harald Hoyer,
Henrik Grindal Bakken, Josh Triplett, Kay Sievers, Lennart
Poettering, Lukas Nykryn, Mantas Mikulėnas Marius Vollmer,
Martin Jansa, Martin Pitt, Michael Biebl, Michal Schmidt,
Mirco Tischler, Pali Rohar, Simon Peeters, Steven Hiscocks,
Tom Gundersen, Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek
CHANGES WITH 201:
* journalctl --update-catalog now understands a new --root=
option to operate on catalogs found in a different root
directory.
* During shutdown after systemd has terminated all running
services a final killing loop kills all remaining left-over
processes. We will now print the name of these processes
when we send SIGKILL to them, since this usually indicates a
problem.
* If /etc/crypttab refers to password files stored on
configured mount points automatic dependencies will now be
generated to ensure the specific mount is established first
before the key file is attempted to be read.
* 'systemctl status' will now show information about the
network sockets a socket unit is listening on.
* 'systemctl status' will also shown information about any
drop-in configuration file for units. (Drop-In configuration
files in this context are files such as
/etc/systemd/systemd/foobar.service.d/*.conf)
* systemd-cgtop now optionally shows summed up CPU times of
cgroups. Press '%' while running cgtop to switch between
percentage and absolute mode. This is useful to determine
which cgroups use up the most CPU time over the entire
runtime of the system. systemd-cgtop has also been updated
to be 'pipeable' for processing with further shell tools.
* 'hostnamectl set-hostname' will now allow setting of FQDN
hostnames.
* The formatting and parsing of time span values has been
changed. The parser now understands fractional expressions
such as "5.5h". The formatter will now output fractional
expressions for all time spans under 1min, i.e. "5.123456s"
rather than "5s 123ms 456us". For time spans under 1s
millisecond values are shown, for those under 1ms
microsecond values are shown. This should greatly improve
all time-related output of systemd.
* libsystemd-login and libsystemd-journal gained new
functions for querying the poll() events mask and poll()
timeout value for integration into arbitrary event
loops.
* localectl gained the ability to list available X11 keymaps
(models, layouts, variants, options).
* 'systemd-analyze dot' gained the ability to filter for
specific units via shell-style globs, to create smaller,
more useful graphs. I.e. it is now possible to create simple
graphs of all the dependencies between only target units, or
of all units that Avahi has dependencies with.
Contributions from: Cristian Rodríguez, Dr. Tilmann Bubeck,
Harald Hoyer, Holger Hans Peter Freyther, Kay Sievers, Kelly
Anderson, Koen Kooi, Lennart Poettering, Maksim Melnikau,
Marc-Antoine Perennou, Marius Vollmer, Martin Pitt, Michal
Schmidt, Oleksii Shevchuk, Ronny Chevalier, Simon McVittie,
Steven Hiscocks, Thomas Weißschuh, Umut Tezduyar, Václav
Pavlín, Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek, Łukasz Stelmach
CHANGES WITH 200:
* The boot-time readahead implementation for rotating media
will now read the read-ahead data in multiple passes which
consist of all read requests made in equidistant time
intervals. This means instead of strictly reading read-ahead
data in its physical order on disk we now try to find a
middle ground between physical and access time order.
* /etc/os-release files gained a new BUILD_ID= field for usage
on operating systems that provide continuous builds of OS
images.
Contributions from: Auke Kok, Eelco Dolstra, Kay Sievers,
Lennart Poettering, Lukas Nykryn, Martin Pitt, Václav Pavlín
William Douglas, Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek
CHANGES WITH 199:
* systemd-python gained an API exposing libsystemd-daemon.
* The SMACK setup logic gained support for uploading CIPSO
security policy.
* Behaviour of PrivateTmp=, ReadWriteDirectories=,
ReadOnlyDirectories= and InaccessibleDirectories= has
changed. The private /tmp and /var/tmp directories are now
shared by all processes of a service (which means
ExecStartPre= may now leave data in /tmp that ExecStart= of
the same service can still access). When a service is
stopped its temporary directories are immediately deleted
(normal clean-up with tmpfiles is still done in addition to
this though).
* By default, systemd will now set a couple of sysctl
variables in the kernel: the safe sysrq options are turned
on, IP route verification is turned on, and source routing
disabled. The recently added hardlink and softlink
protection of the kernel is turned on. These settings should
be reasonably safe, and good defaults for all new systems.
* The predictable network naming logic may now be turned off
with a new kernel command line switch: net.ifnames=0.
* A new libsystemd-bus module has been added that implements a
pretty complete D-Bus client library. For details see:
http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/systemd-devel/2013-March/009797.html
* journald will now explicitly flush the journal files to disk
at the latest 5min after each write. The file will then also
be marked offline until the next write. This should increase
reliability in case of a crash. The synchronization delay
can be configured via SyncIntervalSec= in journald.conf.
* There's a new remote-fs-setup.target unit that can be used
to pull in specific services when at least one remote file
system is to be mounted.
* There are new targets timers.target and paths.target as
canonical targets to pull user timer and path units in
from. This complements sockets.target with a similar
purpose for socket units.
* libudev gained a new call udev_device_set_attribute_value()
to set sysfs attributes of a device.
* The udev daemon now sets the default number of worker
processes executed in parallel based on the number of available
CPUs instead of the amount of available RAM. This is supposed
to provide a more reliable default and limit a too aggressive
paralellism for setups with 1000s of devices connected.
Contributions from: Auke Kok, Colin Walters, Cristian
Rodríguez, Daniel Buch, Dave Reisner, Frederic Crozat, Hannes
Reinecke, Harald Hoyer, Jan Alexander Steffens, Jan
Engelhardt, Josh Triplett, Kay Sievers, Lennart Poettering,
Mantas Mikulėnas, Martin Pitt, Mathieu Bridon, Michael Biebl,
Michal Schmidt, Michal Sekletar, Miklos Vajna, Nathaniel Chen,
Oleksii Shevchuk, Ozan Çağlayan, Thomas Hindoe Paaboel
Andersen, Tollef Fog Heen, Tom Gundersen, Umut Tezduyar,
Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek
CHANGES WITH 198:
* Configuration of unit files may now be extended via drop-in
files without having to edit/override the unit files
themselves. More specifically, if the administrator wants to
change one value for a service file foobar.service he can
now do so by dropping in a configuration snippet into
/etc/systemd/system/foobar.service.d/*.conf. The unit logic
will load all these snippets and apply them on top of the
main unit configuration file, possibly extending or
overriding its settings. Using these drop-in snippets is
generally nicer than the two earlier options for changing
unit files locally: copying the files from
/usr/lib/systemd/system/ to /etc/systemd/system/ and editing
them there; or creating a new file in /etc/systemd/system/
that incorporates the original one via ".include". Drop-in
snippets into these .d/ directories can be placed in any
directory systemd looks for units in, and the usual
overriding semantics between /usr/lib, /etc and /run apply
for them too.
* Most unit file settings which take lists of items can now be
reset by assigning the empty string to them. For example,
normally, settings such as Environment=FOO=BAR append a new
environment variable assignment to the environment block,
each time they are used. By assigning Environment= the empty
string the environment block can be reset to empty. This is
particularly useful with the .d/*.conf drop-in snippets
mentioned above, since this adds the ability to reset list
settings from vendor unit files via these drop-ins.
* systemctl gained a new "list-dependencies" command for
listing the dependencies of a unit recursively.
* Inhibitors are now honored and listed by "systemctl
suspend", "systemctl poweroff" (and similar) too, not only
GNOME. These commands will also list active sessions by
other users.
* Resource limits (as exposed by the various control group
controllers) can now be controlled dynamically at runtime
for all units. More specifically, you can now use a command
like "systemctl set-cgroup-attr foobar.service cpu.shares
2000" to alter the CPU shares a specific service gets. These
settings are stored persistently on disk, and thus allow the
administrator to easily adjust the resource usage of
services with a few simple commands. This dynamic resource
management logic is also available to other programs via the
bus. Almost any kernel cgroup attribute and controller is
supported.
* systemd-vconsole-setup will now copy all font settings to
all allocated VTs, where it previously applied them only to
the foreground VT.
* libsystemd-login gained the new sd_session_get_tty() API
call.
* This release drops support for a few legacy or
distribution-specific LSB facility names when parsing init
scripts: $x-display-manager, $mail-transfer-agent,
$mail-transport-agent, $mail-transfer-agent, $smtp,
$null. Also, the mail-transfer-agent.target unit backing
this has been removed. Distributions which want to retain
compatibility with this should carry the burden for
supporting this themselves and patch support for these back
in, if they really need to. Also, the facilities $syslog and
$local_fs are now ignored, since systemd does not support
early-boot LSB init scripts anymore, and these facilities
are implied anyway for normal services. syslog.target has
also been removed.
* There are new bus calls on PID1's Manager object for
cancelling jobs, and removing snapshot units. Previously,
both calls were only available on the Job and Snapshot
objects themselves.
* systemd-journal-gatewayd gained SSL support.
* The various "environment" files, such as /etc/locale.conf
now support continuation lines with a backslash ("\") as
last character in the line, similarly in style (but different)
to how this is supported in shells.
* For normal user processes the _SYSTEMD_USER_UNIT= field is
now implicitly appended to every log entry logged. systemctl
has been updated to filter by this field when operating on a
user systemd instance.
* nspawn will now implicitly add the CAP_AUDIT_WRITE and
CAP_AUDIT_CONTROL capabilities to the capabilities set for
the container. This makes it easier to boot unmodified
Fedora systems in a container, which however still requires
audit=0 to be passed on the kernel command line. Auditing in
kernel and userspace is unfortunately still too broken in
context of containers, hence we recommend compiling it out
of the kernel or using audit=0. Hopefully this will be fixed
one day for good in the kernel.
* nspawn gained the new --bind= and --bind-ro= parameters to
bind mount specific directories from the host into the
container.
* nspawn will now mount its own devpts file system instance
into the container, in order not to leak pty devices from
the host into the container.
* systemd will now read the firmware boot time performance
information from the EFI variables, if the used boot loader
supports this, and takes it into account for boot performance
analysis via "systemd-analyze". This is currently supported
only in conjunction with Gummiboot, but could be supported
by other boot loaders too. For details see:
http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/BootLoaderInterface
* A new generator has been added that automatically mounts the
EFI System Partition (ESP) to /boot, if that directory
exists, is empty, and no other file system has been
configured to be mounted there.
* logind will now send out PrepareForSleep(false) out
unconditionally, after coming back from suspend. This may be
used by applications as asynchronous notification for
system resume events.
* "systemctl unlock-sessions" has been added, that allows
unlocking the screens of all user sessions at once, similar
to how "systemctl lock-sessions" already locked all users
sessions. This is backed by a new D-Bus call UnlockSessions().
* "loginctl seat-status" will now show the master device of a
seat. (i.e. the device of a seat that needs to be around for
the seat to be considered available, usually the graphics
card).
* tmpfiles gained a new "X" line type, that allows
configuration of files and directories (with wildcards) that
shall be excluded from automatic cleanup ("aging").
* udev default rules set the device node permissions now only
at "add" events, and do not change them any longer with a
later "change" event.
* The log messages for lid events and power/sleep keypresses
now carry a message ID.
* We now have a substantially larger unit test suite, but this
continues to be work in progress.
* udevadm hwdb gained a new --root= parameter to change the
root directory to operate relative to.
* logind will now issue a background sync() request to the kernel
early at shutdown, so that dirty buffers are flushed to disk early
instead of at the last moment, in order to optimize shutdown
times a little.
* A new bootctl tool has been added that is an interface for
certain boot loader operations. This is currently a preview
and is likely to be extended into a small mechanism daemon
like timedated, localed, hostnamed, and can be used by
graphical UIs to enumerate available boot options, and
request boot into firmware operations.
* systemd-bootchart has been relicensed to LGPLv2.1+ to match
the rest of the package. It also has been updated to work
correctly in initrds.
* Policykit previously has been runtime optional, and is now
also compile time optional via a configure switch.
* systemd-analyze has been reimplemented in C. Also "systemctl
dot" has moved into systemd-analyze.
* "systemctl status" with no further parameters will now print
the status of all active or failed units.
* Operations such as "systemctl start" can now be executed
with a new mode "--irreversible" which may be used to queue
operations that cannot accidentally be reversed by a later
job queuing. This is by default used to make shutdown
requests more robust.
* The Python API of systemd now gained a new module for
reading journal files.
* A new tool kernel-install has been added that can install
kernel images according to the Boot Loader Specification:
http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Specifications/BootLoaderSpec
* Boot time console output has been improved to provide
animated boot time output for hanging jobs.
* A new tool systemd-activate has been added which can be used
to test socket activation with, directly from the command
line. This should make it much easier to test and debug
socket activation in daemons.
* journalctl gained a new "--reverse" (or -r) option to show
journal output in reverse order (i.e. newest line first).
* journalctl gained a new "--pager-end" (or -e) option to jump
to immediately jump to the end of the journal in the
pager. This is only supported in conjunction with "less".
* journalctl gained a new "--user-unit=" option, that works
similarly to "--unit=" but filters for user units rather than
system units.
* A number of unit files to ease adoption of systemd in
initrds has been added. This moves some minimal logic from
the various initrd implementations into systemd proper.
* The journal files are now owned by a new group
"systemd-journal", which exists specifically to allow access
to the journal, and nothing else. Previously, we used the
"adm" group for that, which however possibly covers more
than just journal/log file access. This new group is now
already used by systemd-journal-gatewayd to ensure this
daemon gets access to the journal files and as little else
as possible. Note that "make install" will also set FS ACLs
up for /var/log/journal to give "adm" and "wheel" read
access to it, in addition to "systemd-journal" which owns
the journal files. We recommend that packaging scripts also
add read access to "adm" + "wheel" to /var/log/journal, and
all existing/future journal files. To normal users and
administrators little changes, however packagers need to
ensure to create the "systemd-journal" system group at
package installation time.
* The systemd-journal-gatewayd now runs as unprivileged user
systemd-journal-gateway:systemd-journal-gateway. Packaging
scripts need to create these system user/group at
installation time.
* timedated now exposes a new boolean property CanNTP that
indicates whether a local NTP service is available or not.
* systemd-detect-virt will now also detect xen PVs
* The pstore file system is now mounted by default, if it is
available.
* In addition to the SELinux and IMA policies we will now also
load SMACK policies at early boot.
Contributions from: Adel Gadllah, Aleksander Morgado, Auke
Kok, Ayan George, Bastien Nocera, Colin Walters, Daniel Buch,
Daniel Wallace, Dave Reisner, David Herrmann, David Strauss,
Eelco Dolstra, Enrico Scholz, Frederic Crozat, Harald Hoyer,
Jan Janssen, Jonathan Callen, Kay Sievers, Lennart Poettering,
Lukas Nykryn, Mantas Mikulėnas, Marc-Antoine Perennou, Martin
Pitt, Mauro Dreissig, Max F. Albrecht, Michael Biebl, Michael
Olbrich, Michal Schmidt, Michal Sekletar, Michal Vyskocil,
Michał Bartoszkiewicz, Mirco Tischler, Nathaniel Chen, Nestor
Ovroy, Oleksii Shevchuk, Paul W. Frields, Piotr Drąg, Rob
Clark, Ryan Lortie, Simon McVittie, Simon Peeters, Steven
Hiscocks, Thomas Hindoe Paaboel Andersen, Tollef Fog Heen, Tom
Gundersen, Umut Tezduyar, William Giokas, Zbigniew
Jędrzejewski-Szmek, Zeeshan Ali (Khattak)
CHANGES WITH 197:
* Timer units now support calendar time events in addition to
monotonic time events. That means you can now trigger a unit
based on a calendar time specification such as "Thu,Fri
2013-*-1,5 11:12:13" which refers to 11:12:13 of the first
or fifth day of any month of the year 2013, given that it is
a thursday or friday. This brings timer event support
considerably closer to cron's capabilities. For details on
the supported calendar time specification language see
systemd.time(7).
* udev now supports a number of different naming policies for
network interfaces for predictable names, and a combination
of these policies is now the default. Please see this wiki
document for details:
http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/PredictableNetworkInterfaceNames
* Auke Kok's bootchart implementation has been added to the
systemd tree. It is an optional component that can graph the
boot in quite some detail. It is one of the best bootchart
implementations around and minimal in its code and
dependencies.
* nss-myhostname has been integrated into the systemd source
tree. nss-myhostname guarantees that the local hostname
always stays resolvable via NSS. It has been a weak
requirement of systemd-hostnamed since a long time, and
since its code is actually trivial we decided to just
include it in systemd's source tree. It can be turned off
with a configure switch.
* The read-ahead logic is now capable of properly detecting
whether a btrfs file system is on SSD or rotating media, in
order to optimize the read-ahead scheme. Previously, it was
only capable of detecting this on traditional file systems
such as ext4.
* In udev, additional device properties are now read from the
IAB in addition to the OUI database. Also, Bluetooth company
identities are attached to the devices as well.
* In service files %U may be used as specifier that is
replaced by the configured user name of the service.
* nspawn may now be invoked without a controlling TTY. This
makes it suitable for invocation as its own service. This
may be used to set up a simple containerized server system
using only core OS tools.
* systemd and nspawn can now accept socket file descriptors
when they are started for socket activation. This enables
implementation of socket activated nspawn
containers. i.e. think about autospawning an entire OS image
when the first SSH or HTTP connection is received. We expect
that similar functionality will also be added to libvirt-lxc
eventually.
* journalctl will now suppress ANSI color codes when
presenting log data.
* systemctl will no longer show control group information for
a unit if a the control group is empty anyway.
* logind can now automatically suspend/hibernate/shutdown the
system on idle.
* /etc/machine-info and hostnamed now also expose the chassis
type of the system. This can be used to determine whether
the local system is a laptop, desktop, handset or
tablet. This information may either be configured by the
user/vendor or is automatically determined from ACPI and DMI
information if possible.
* A number of PolicyKit actions are now bound together with
"imply" rules. This should simplify creating UIs because
many actions will now authenticate similar ones as well.
* Unit files learnt a new condition ConditionACPower= which
may be used to conditionalize a unit depending on whether an
AC power source is connected or not, of whether the system
is running on battery power.
* systemctl gained a new "is-failed" verb that may be used in
shell scripts and suchlike to check whether a specific unit
is in the "failed" state.
* The EnvironmentFile= setting in unit files now supports file
globbing, and can hence be used to easily read a number of
environment files at once.
* systemd will no longer detect and recognize specific
distributions. All distribution-specific #ifdeffery has been
removed, systemd is now fully generic and
distribution-agnostic. Effectively, not too much is lost as
a lot of the code is still accessible via explicit configure
switches. However, support for some distribution specific
legacy configuration file formats has been dropped. We
recommend distributions to simply adopt the configuration
files everybody else uses now and convert the old
configuration from packaging scripts. Most distributions
already did that. If that's not possible or desirable,
distributions are welcome to forward port the specific
pieces of code locally from the git history.
* When logging a message about a unit systemd will now always
log the unit name in the message meta data.
* localectl will now also discover system locale data that is
not stored in locale archives, but directly unpacked.
* logind will no longer unconditionally use framebuffer
devices as seat masters, i.e. as devices that are required
to be existing before a seat is considered preset. Instead,
it will now look for all devices that are tagged as
"seat-master" in udev. By default framebuffer devices will
be marked as such, but depending on local systems other
devices might be marked as well. This may be used to
integrate graphics cards using closed source drivers (such
as NVidia ones) more nicely into logind. Note however, that
we recommend using the open source NVidia drivers instead,
and no udev rules for the closed-source drivers will be
shipped from us upstream.
Contributions from: Adam Williamson, Alessandro Crismani, Auke
Kok, Colin Walters, Daniel Wallace, Dave Reisner, David
Herrmann, David Strauss, Dimitrios Apostolou, Eelco Dolstra,
Eric Benoit, Giovanni Campagna, Hannes Reinecke, Henrik
Grindal Bakken, Hermann Gausterer, Kay Sievers, Lennart
Poettering, Lukas Nykryn, Mantas Mikulėnas, Marcel Holtmann,
Martin Pitt, Matthew Monaco, Michael Biebl, Michael Terry,
Michal Schmidt, Michal Sekletar, Michał Bartoszkiewicz, Oleg
Samarin, Pekka Lundstrom, Philip Nilsson, Ramkumar
Ramachandra, Richard Yao, Robert Millan, Sami Kerola, Shawn
Landden, Thomas Hindoe Paaboel Andersen, Thomas Jarosch,
Tollef Fog Heen, Tom Gundersen, Umut Tezduyar, Zbigniew
Jędrzejewski-Szmek
CHANGES WITH 196:
* udev gained support for loading additional device properties
from an indexed database that is keyed by vendor/product IDs
and similar device identifiers. For the beginning this
"hwdb" is populated with data from the well-known PCI and
USB database, but also includes PNP, ACPI and OID data. In
the longer run this indexed database shall grow into
becoming the one central database for non-essential
userspace device metadata. Previously, data from the PCI/USB
database was only attached to select devices, since the
lookup was a relatively expensive operation due to O(n) time
complexity (with n being the number of entries in the
database). Since this is now O(1), we decided to add in this
data for all devices where this is available, by
default. Note that the indexed database needs to be rebuilt
when new data files are installed. To achieve this you need
to update your packaging scripts to invoke "udevadm hwdb
--update" after installation of hwdb data files. For
RPM-based distributions we introduced the new
%udev_hwdb_update macro for this purpose.
* The Journal gained support for the "Message Catalog", an
indexed database to link up additional information with
journal entries. For further details please check:
http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/catalog
The indexed message catalog database also needs to be
rebuilt after installation of message catalog files. Use
"journalctl --update-catalog" for this. For RPM-based
distributions we introduced the %journal_catalog_update
macro for this purpose.
* The Python Journal bindings gained support for the standard
Python logging framework.
* The Journal API gained new functions for checking whether
the underlying file system of a journal file is capable of
properly reporting file change notifications, or whether
applications that want to reflect journal changes "live"
need to recheck journal files continuously in appropriate
time intervals.
* It is now possible to set the "age" field for tmpfiles
entries to 0, indicating that files matching this entry
shall always be removed when the directories are cleaned up.
* coredumpctl gained a new "gdb" verb which invokes gdb
right-away on the selected coredump.
* There's now support for "hybrid sleep" on kernels that
support this, in addition to "suspend" and "hibernate". Use
"systemctl hybrid-sleep" to make use of this.
* logind's HandleSuspendKey= setting (and related settings)
now gained support for a new "lock" setting to simply
request the screen lock on all local sessions, instead of
actually executing a suspend or hibernation.
* systemd will now mount the EFI variables file system by
default.
* Socket units now gained support for configuration of the
SMACK security label.
* timedatectl will now output the time of the last and next
daylight saving change.
* We dropped support for various legacy and distro-specific
concepts, such as insserv, early-boot SysV services
(i.e. those for non-standard runlevels such as 'b' or 'S')
or ArchLinux /etc/rc.conf support. We recommend the
distributions who still need support this to either continue
to maintain the necessary patches downstream, or find a
different solution. (Talk to us if you have questions!)
* Various systemd components will now bypass PolicyKit checks
for root and otherwise handle properly if PolicyKit is not
found to be around. This should fix most issues for
PolicyKit-less systems. Quite frankly this should have been
this way since day one. It is absolutely our intention to
make systemd work fine on PolicyKit-less systems, and we
consider it a bug if something does not work as it should if
PolicyKit is not around.
* For embedded systems it is now possible to build udev and
systemd without blkid and/or kmod support.
* "systemctl switch-root" is now capable of switching root
more than once. I.e. in addition to transitions from the
initrd to the host OS it is now possible to transition to
further OS images from the host. This is useful to implement
offline updating tools.
* Various other additions have been made to the RPM macros
shipped with systemd. Use %udev_rules_update() after
installing new udev rules files. %_udevhwdbdir,
%_udevrulesdir, %_journalcatalogdir, %_tmpfilesdir,
%_sysctldir are now available which resolve to the right
directories for packages to place various data files in.
* journalctl gained the new --full switch (in addition to
--all, to disable ellipsation for long messages.
Contributions from: Anders Olofsson, Auke Kok, Ben Boeckel,
Colin Walters, Cosimo Cecchi, Daniel Wallace, Dave Reisner,
Eelco Dolstra, Holger Hans Peter Freyther, Kay Sievers,
Chun-Yi Lee, Lekensteyn, Lennart Poettering, Mantas Mikulėnas,
Marti Raudsepp, Martin Pitt, Mauro Dreissig, Michael Biebl,
Michal Schmidt, Michal Sekletar, Miklos Vajna, Nis Martensen,
Oleksii Shevchuk, Olivier Brunel, Ramkumar Ramachandra, Thomas
Bächler, Thomas Hindoe Paaboel Andersen, Tom Gundersen, Tony
Camuso, Umut Tezduyar, Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek
CHANGES WITH 195:
* journalctl gained new --since= and --until= switches to
filter by time. It also now supports nice filtering for
units via --unit=/-u.
* Type=oneshot services may use ExecReload= and do the
right thing.
* The journal daemon now supports time-based rotation and
vacuuming, in addition to the usual disk-space based
rotation.
* The journal will now index the available field values for
each field name. This enables clients to show pretty drop
downs of available match values when filtering. The bash
completion of journalctl has been updated
accordingly. journalctl gained a new switch -F to list all
values a certain field takes in the journal database.
* More service events are now written as structured messages
to the journal, and made recognizable via message IDs.
* The timedated, localed and hostnamed mini-services which
previously only provided support for changing time, locale
and hostname settings from graphical DEs such as GNOME now
also have a minimal (but very useful) text-based client
utility each. This is probably the nicest way to changing
these settings from the command line now, especially since
it lists available options and is fully integrated with bash
completion.
* There's now a new tool "systemd-coredumpctl" to list and
extract coredumps from the journal.
* We now install a README each in /var/log/ and
/etc/rc.d/init.d explaining where the system logs and init
scripts went. This hopefully should help folks who go to
that dirs and look into the otherwise now empty void and
scratch their heads.
* When user-services are invoked (by systemd --user) the
$MANAGERPID env var is set to the PID of systemd.
* SIGRTMIN+24 when sent to a --user instance will now result
in immediate termination of systemd.
* gatewayd received numerous feature additions such as a
"follow" mode, for live syncing and filtering.
* browse.html now allows filtering and showing detailed
information on specific entries. Keyboard navigation and
mouse screen support has been added.
* gatewayd/journalctl now supports HTML5/JSON
Server-Sent-Events as output.
* The SysV init script compatibility logic will now
heuristically determine whether a script supports the
"reload" verb, and only then make this available as
"systemctl reload".
* "systemctl status --follow" has been removed, use "journalctl
-u" instead.
* journald.conf's RuntimeMinSize=, PersistentMinSize= settings
have been removed since they are hardly useful to be
configured.
* And I'd like to take the opportunity to specifically mention
Zbigniew for his great contributions. Zbigniew, you rock!
Contributions from: Andrew Eikum, Christian Hesse, Colin
Guthrie, Daniel J Walsh, Dave Reisner, Eelco Dolstra, Ferenc
Wágner, Kay Sievers, Lennart Poettering, Lukas Nykryn, Mantas
Mikulėnas, Martin Mikkelsen, Martin Pitt, Michael Olbrich,
Michael Stapelberg, Michal Schmidt, Sebastian Ott, Thomas
Bächler, Umut Tezduyar, Will Woods, Wulf C. Krueger, Zbigniew
Jędrzejewski-Szmek, Сковорода Никита Андреевич
CHANGES WITH 194:
* If /etc/vconsole.conf is non-existent or empty we will no
longer load any console font or key map at boot by
default. Instead the kernel defaults will be left
intact. This is definitely the right thing to do, as no
configuration should mean no configuration, and hard-coding
font names that are different on all archs is probably a bad
idea. Also, the kernel default key map and font should be
good enough for most cases anyway, and mostly identical to
the userspace fonts/key maps we previously overloaded them
with. If distributions want to continue to default to a
non-kernel font or key map they should ship a default
/etc/vconsole.conf with the appropriate contents.
Contributions from: Colin Walters, Daniel J Walsh, Dave
Reisner, Kay Sievers, Lennart Poettering, Lukas Nykryn, Tollef
Fog Heen, Tom Gundersen, Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek
CHANGES WITH 193:
* journalctl gained a new --cursor= switch to show entries
starting from the specified location in the journal.
* We now enforce a size limit on journal entry fields exported
with "-o json" in journalctl. Fields larger than 4K will be
assigned null. This can be turned off with --all.
* An (optional) journal gateway daemon is now available as
"systemd-journal-gatewayd.service". This service provides
access to the journal via HTTP and JSON. This functionality
will be used to implement live log synchronization in both
pull and push modes, but has various other users too, such
as easy log access for debugging of embedded devices. Right
now it is already useful to retrieve the journal via HTTP:
# systemctl start systemd-journal-gatewayd.service
# wget http://localhost:19531/entries
This will download the journal contents in a
/var/log/messages compatible format. The same as JSON:
# curl -H"Accept: application/json" http://localhost:19531/entries
This service is also accessible via a web browser where a
single static HTML5 app is served that uses the JSON logic
to enable the user to do some basic browsing of the
journal. This will be extended later on. Here's an example
screenshot of this app in its current state:
http://0pointer.de/public/journal-gatewayd
Contributions from: Kay Sievers, Lennart Poettering, Robert
Milasan, Tom Gundersen
CHANGES WITH 192:
* The bash completion logic is now available for journalctl
too.
* We do not mount the "cpuset" controller anymore together with
"cpu" and "cpuacct", as "cpuset" groups generally cannot be
started if no parameters are assigned to it. "cpuset" hence
broke code that assumed it it could create "cpu" groups and
just start them.
* journalctl -f will now subscribe to terminal size changes,
and line break accordingly.
Contributions from: Dave Reisner, Kay Sievers, Lennart
Poettering, Lukas Nykrynm, Mirco Tischler, Václav Pavlín
CHANGES WITH 191:
* nspawn will now create a symlink /etc/localtime in the
container environment, copying the host's timezone
setting. Previously this has been done via a bind mount, but
since symlinks cannot be bind mounted this has now been
changed to create/update the appropriate symlink.
* journalctl -n's line number argument is now optional, and
will default to 10 if omitted.
* journald will now log the maximum size the journal files may
take up on disk. This is particularly useful if the default
built-in logic of determining this parameter from the file
system size is used. Use "systemctl status
systemd-journald.service" to see this information.
* The multi-seat X wrapper tool has been stripped down. As X
is now capable of enumerating graphics devices via udev in a
seat-aware way the wrapper is not strictly necessary
anymore. A stripped down temporary stop-gap is still shipped
until the upstream display managers have been updated to
fully support the new X logic. Expect this wrapper to be
removed entirely in one of the next releases.
* HandleSleepKey= in logind.conf has been split up into
HandleSuspendKey= and HandleHibernateKey=. The old setting
is not available anymore. X11 and the kernel are
distuingishing between these keys and we should too. This
also means the inhibition lock for these keys has been split
into two.
Contributions from: Dave Airlie, Eelco Dolstra, Lennart
Poettering, Lukas Nykryn, Václav Pavlín
CHANGES WITH 190:
* Whenever a unit changes state we will now log this to the
journal and show along the unit's own log output in
"systemctl status".
* ConditionPathIsMountPoint= can now properly detect bind
mount points too. (Previously, a bind mount of one file
system to another place in the same file system could not be
detected as mount, since they shared struct stat's st_dev
field.)
* We will now mount the cgroup controllers cpu, cpuacct,
cpuset and the controllers net_cls, net_prio together by
default.
* nspawn containers will now have a virtualized boot
ID. (i.e. /proc/sys/kernel/random/boot_id is now mounted
over with a randomized ID at container initialization). This
has the effect of making "journalctl -b" do the right thing
in a container.
* The JSON output journal serialization has been updated not
to generate "endless" list objects anymore, but rather one
JSON object per line. This is more in line how most JSON
parsers expect JSON objects. The new output mode
"json-pretty" has been added to provide similar output, but
neatly aligned for readability by humans.
* We dropped all explicit sync() invocations in the shutdown
code. The kernel does this implicitly anyway in the kernel
reboot() syscall. halt(8)'s -n option is now a compatibility
no-op.
* We now support virtualized reboot() in containers, as
supported by newer kernels. We will fall back to exit() if
CAP_SYS_REBOOT is not available to the container. Also,
nspawn makes use of this now and will actually reboot the
container if the containerized OS asks for that.
* journalctl will only show local log output by default
now. Use --merge (-m) to show remote log output, too.
* libsystemd-journal gained the new sd_journal_get_usage()
call to determine the current disk usage of all journal
files. This is exposed in the new "journalctl --disk-usage"
command.
* journald gained a new configuration setting SplitMode= in
journald.conf which may be used to control how user journals
are split off. See journald.conf(5) for details.
* A new condition type ConditionFileNotEmpty= has been added.
* tmpfiles' "w" lines now support file globbing, to write
multiple files at once.
* We added Python bindings for the journal submission
APIs. More Python APIs for a number of selected APIs will
likely follow. Note that we intend to add native bindings
only for the Python language, as we consider it common
enough to deserve bindings shipped within systemd. There are
various projects outside of systemd that provide bindings
for languages such as PHP or Lua.
* Many conditions will now resolve specifiers such as %i. In
addition, PathChanged= and related directives of .path units
now support specifiers as well.
* There's now a new RPM macro definition for the system preset
dir: %_presetdir.
* journald will now warn if it ca not forward a message to the
syslog daemon because its socket is full.
* timedated will no longer write or process /etc/timezone,
except on Debian. As we do not support late mounted /usr
anymore /etc/localtime always being a symlink is now safe,
and hence the information in /etc/timezone is not necessary
anymore.
* logind will now always reserve one VT for a text getty (VT6
by default). Previously if more than 6 X sessions where
started they took up all the VTs with auto-spawned gettys,
so that no text gettys were available anymore.
* udev will now automatically inform the btrfs kernel logic
about btrfs RAID components showing up. This should make
simple hotplug based btrfs RAID assembly work.
* PID 1 will now increase its RLIMIT_NOFILE to 64K by default
(but not for its children which will stay at the kernel
default). This should allow setups with a lot more listening
sockets.
* systemd will now always pass the configured timezone to the
kernel at boot. timedated will do the same when the timezone
is changed.
* logind's inhibition logic has been updated. By default,
logind will now handle the lid switch, the power and sleep
keys all the time, even in graphical sessions. If DEs want
to handle these events on their own they should take the new
handle-power-key, handle-sleep-key and handle-lid-switch
inhibitors during their runtime. A simple way to achiveve
that is to invoke the DE wrapped in an invocation of:
systemd-inhibit --what=handle-power-key:handle-sleep-key:handle-lid-switch ...
* Access to unit operations is now checked via SELinux taking
the unit file label and client process label into account.
* systemd will now notify the administrator in the journal
when he over-mounts a non-empty directory.
* There are new specifiers that are resolved in unit files,
for the host name (%H), the machine ID (%m) and the boot ID
(%b).
Contributions from: Allin Cottrell, Auke Kok, Brandon Philips,
Colin Guthrie, Colin Walters, Daniel J Walsh, Dave Reisner,
Eelco Dolstra, Jan Engelhardt, Kay Sievers, Lennart
Poettering, Lucas De Marchi, Lukas Nykryn, Mantas Mikulėnas,
Martin Pitt, Matthias Clasen, Michael Olbrich, Pierre Schmitz,
Shawn Landden, Thomas Hindoe Paaboel Andersen, Tom Gundersen,
Václav Pavlín, Yin Kangkai, Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek
CHANGES WITH 189:
* Support for reading structured kernel messages from
/dev/kmsg has now been added and is enabled by default.
* Support for reading kernel messages from /proc/kmsg has now
been removed. If you want kernel messages in the journal
make sure to run a recent kernel (>= 3.5) that supports
reading structured messages from /dev/kmsg (see
above). /proc/kmsg is now exclusive property of classic
syslog daemons again.
* The libudev API gained the new
udev_device_new_from_device_id() call.
* The logic for file system namespace (ReadOnlyDirectory=,
ReadWriteDirectoy=, PrivateTmp=) has been reworked not to
require pivot_root() anymore. This means fewer temporary
directories are created below /tmp for this feature.
* nspawn containers will now see and receive all submounts
made on the host OS below the root file system of the
container.
* Forward Secure Sealing is now supported for Journal files,
which provide cryptographical sealing of journal files so
that attackers cannot alter log history anymore without this
being detectable. Lennart will soon post a blog story about
this explaining it in more detail.
* There are two new service settings RestartPreventExitStatus=
and SuccessExitStatus= which allow configuration of exit
status (exit code or signal) which will be excepted from the
restart logic, resp. consider successful.
* journalctl gained the new --verify switch that can be used
to check the integrity of the structure of journal files and
(if Forward Secure Sealing is enabled) the contents of
journal files.
* nspawn containers will now be run with /dev/stdin, /dev/fd/
and similar symlinks pre-created. This makes running shells
as container init process a lot more fun.
* The fstab support can now handle PARTUUID= and PARTLABEL=
entries.
* A new ConditionHost= condition has been added to match
against the hostname (with globs) and machine ID. This is
useful for clusters where a single OS image is used to
provision a large number of hosts which shall run slightly
different sets of services.
* Services which hit the restart limit will now be placed in a
failure state.
Contributions from: Bertram Poettering, Dave Reisner, Huang
Hang, Kay Sievers, Lennart Poettering, Lukas Nykryn, Martin
Pitt, Simon Peeters, Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek
CHANGES WITH 188:
* When running in --user mode systemd will now become a
subreaper (PR_SET_CHILD_SUBREAPER). This should make the ps
tree a lot more organized.
* A new PartOf= unit dependency type has been introduced that
may be used to group services in a natural way.
* "systemctl enable" may now be used to enable instances of
services.
* journalctl now prints error log levels in red, and
warning/notice log levels in bright white. It also supports
filtering by log level now.
* cgtop gained a new -n switch (similar to top), to configure
the maximum number of iterations to run for. It also gained
-b, to run in batch mode (accepting no input).
* The suffix ".service" may now be omitted on most systemctl
command lines involving service unit names.
* There's a new bus call in logind to lock all sessions, as
well as a loginctl verb for it "lock-sessions".
* libsystemd-logind.so gained a new call sd_journal_perror()
that works similar to libc perror() but logs to the journal
and encodes structured information about the error number.
* /etc/crypttab entries now understand the new keyfile-size=
option.
* shutdown(8) now can send a (configurable) wall message when
a shutdown is cancelled.
* The mount propagation mode for the root file system will now
default to "shared", which is useful to make containers work
nicely out-of-the-box so that they receive new mounts from
the host. This can be undone locally by running "mount
--make-rprivate /" if needed.
* The prefdm.service file has been removed. Distributions
should maintain this unit downstream if they intend to keep
it around. However, we recommend writing normal unit files
for display managers instead.
* Since systemd is a crucial part of the OS we will now
default to a number of compiler switches that improve
security (hardening) such as read-only relocations, stack
protection, and suchlike.
* The TimeoutSec= setting for services is now split into
TimeoutStartSec= and TimeoutStopSec= to allow configuration
of individual time outs for the start and the stop phase of
the service.
Contributions from: Artur Zaprzala, Arvydas Sidorenko, Auke
Kok, Bryan Kadzban, Dave Reisner, David Strauss, Harald Hoyer,
Jim Meyering, Kay Sievers, Lennart Poettering, Mantas
Mikulėnas, Martin Pitt, Michal Schmidt, Michal Sekletar, Peter
Alfredsen, Shawn Landden, Simon Peeters, Terence Honles, Tom
Gundersen, Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek
CHANGES WITH 187:
* The journal and id128 C APIs are now fully documented as man
pages.
* Extra safety checks have been added when transitioning from
the initial RAM disk to the main system to avoid accidental
data loss.
* /etc/crypttab entries now understand the new keyfile-offset=
option.
* systemctl -t can now be used to filter by unit load state.
* The journal C API gained the new sd_journal_wait() call to
make writing synchronous journal clients easier.
* journalctl gained the new -D switch to show journals from a
specific directory.
* journalctl now displays a special marker between log
messages of two different boots.
* The journal is now explicitly flushed to /var via a service
systemd-journal-flush.service, rather than implicitly simply
by seeing /var/log/journal to be writable.
* journalctl (and the journal C APIs) can now match for much
more complex expressions, with alternatives and
disjunctions.
* When transitioning from the initial RAM disk to the main
system we will now kill all processes in a killing spree to
ensure no processes stay around by accident.
* Three new specifiers may be used in unit files: %u, %h, %s
resolve to the user name, user home directory resp. user
shell. This is useful for running systemd user instances.
* We now automatically rotate journal files if their data
object hash table gets a fill level > 75%. We also size the
hash table based on the configured maximum file size. This
together should lower hash collisions drastically and thus
speed things up a bit.
* journalctl gained the new "--header" switch to introspect
header data of journal files.
* A new setting SystemCallFilters= has been added to services
which may be used to apply blacklists or whitelists to
system calls. This is based on SECCOMP Mode 2 of Linux 3.5.
* nspawn gained a new --link-journal= switch (and quicker: -j)
to link the container journal with the host. This makes it
very easy to centralize log viewing on the host for all
guests while still keeping the journal files separated.
* Many bugfixes and optimizations
Contributions from: Auke Kok, Eelco Dolstra, Harald Hoyer, Kay
Sievers, Lennart Poettering, Malte Starostik, Paul Menzel, Rex
Tsai, Shawn Landden, Tom Gundersen, Ville Skyttä, Zbigniew
Jędrzejewski-Szmek
CHANGES WITH 186:
* Several tools now understand kernel command line arguments,
which are only read when run in an initial RAM disk. They
usually follow closely their normal counterparts, but are
prefixed with rd.
* There's a new tool to analyze the readahead files that are
automatically generated at boot. Use:
/usr/lib/systemd/systemd-readahead analyze /.readahead
* We now provide an early debug shell on tty9 if this enabled. Use:
systemctl enable debug-shell.service
* All plymouth related units have been moved into the Plymouth
package. Please make sure to upgrade your Plymouth version
as well.
* systemd-tmpfiles now supports getting passed the basename of
a configuration file only, in which case it will look for it
in all appropriate directories automatically.
* udevadm info now takes a /dev or /sys path as argument, and
does the right thing. Example:
udevadm info /dev/sda
udevadm info /sys/class/block/sda
* systemctl now prints a warning if a unit is stopped but a
unit that might trigger it continues to run. Example: a
service is stopped but the socket that activates it is left
running.
* "systemctl status" will now mention if the log output was
shortened due to rotation since a service has been started.
* The journal API now exposes functions to determine the
"cutoff" times due to rotation.
* journald now understands SIGUSR1 and SIGUSR2 for triggering
immediately flushing of runtime logs to /var if possible,
resp. for triggering immediate rotation of the journal
files.
* It is now considered an error if a service is attempted to
be stopped that is not loaded.
* XDG_RUNTIME_DIR now uses numeric UIDs instead of usernames.
* systemd-analyze now supports Python 3
* tmpfiles now supports cleaning up directories via aging
where the first level dirs are always kept around but
directories beneath it automatically aged. This is enabled
by prefixing the age field with '~'.
* Seat objects now expose CanGraphical, CanTTY properties
which is required to deal with very fast bootups where the
display manager might be running before the graphics drivers
completed initialization.
* Seat objects now expose a State property.
* We now include RPM macros for service enabling/disabling
based on the preset logic. We recommend RPM based
distributions to make use of these macros if possible. This
makes it simpler to reuse RPM spec files across
distributions.
* We now make sure that the collected systemd unit name is
always valid when services log to the journal via
STDOUT/STDERR.
* There's a new man page kernel-command-line(7) detailing all
command line options we understand.
* The fstab generator may now be disabled at boot by passing
fstab=0 on the kernel command line.
* A new kernel command line option modules-load= is now understood
to load a specific kernel module statically, early at boot.
* Unit names specified on the systemctl command line are now
automatically escaped as needed. Also, if file system or
device paths are specified they are automatically turned
into the appropriate mount or device unit names. Example:
systemctl status /home
systemctl status /dev/sda
* The SysVConsole= configuration option has been removed from
system.conf parsing.
* The SysV search path is no longer exported on the D-Bus
Manager object.
* The Names= option is been removed from unit file parsing.
* There's a new man page bootup(7) detailing the boot process.
* Every unit and every generator we ship with systemd now
comes with full documentation. The self-explanatory boot is
complete.
* A couple of services gained "systemd-" prefixes in their
name if they wrap systemd code, rather than only external
code. Among them fsck@.service which is now
systemd-fsck@.service.
* The HaveWatchdog property has been removed from the D-Bus
Manager object.
* systemd.confirm_spawn= on the kernel command line should now
work sensibly.
* There's a new man page crypttab(5) which details all options
we actually understand.
* systemd-nspawn gained a new --capability= switch to pass
additional capabilities to the container.
* timedated will now read known NTP implementation unit names
from /usr/lib/systemd/ntp-units.d/*.list,
systemd-timedated-ntp.target has been removed.
* journalctl gained a new switch "-b" that lists log data of
the current boot only.
* The notify socket is in the abstract namespace again, in
order to support daemons which chroot() at start-up.
* There is a new Storage= configuration option for journald
which allows configuration of where log data should go. This
also provides a way to disable journal logging entirely, so
that data collected is only forwarded to the console, the
kernel log buffer or another syslog implementation.
* Many bugfixes and optimizations
Contributions from: Auke Kok, Colin Guthrie, Dave Reisner,
David Strauss, Eelco Dolstra, Kay Sievers, Lennart Poettering,
Lukas Nykryn, Michal Schmidt, Michal Sekletar, Paul Menzel,
Shawn Landden, Tom Gundersen
CHANGES WITH 185:
* "systemctl help <unit>" now shows the man page if one is
available.
* Several new man pages have been added.
* MaxLevelStore=, MaxLevelSyslog=, MaxLevelKMsg=,
MaxLevelConsole= can now be specified in
journald.conf. These options allow reducing the amount of
data stored on disk or forwarded by the log level.
* TimerSlackNSec= can now be specified in system.conf for
PID1. This allows system-wide power savings.
Contributions from: Dave Reisner, Kay Sievers, Lauri Kasanen,
Lennart Poettering, Malte Starostik, Marc-Antoine Perennou,
Matthias Clasen
CHANGES WITH 184:
* logind is now capable of (optionally) handling power and
sleep keys as well as the lid switch.
* journalctl now understands the syntax "journalctl
/usr/bin/avahi-daemon" to get all log output of a specific
daemon.
* CapabilityBoundingSet= in system.conf now also influences
the capability bound set of usermode helpers of the kernel.
Contributions from: Daniel Drake, Daniel J. Walsh, Gert
Michael Kulyk, Harald Hoyer, Jean Delvare, Kay Sievers,
Lennart Poettering, Matthew Garrett, Matthias Clasen, Paul
Menzel, Shawn Landden, Tero Roponen, Tom Gundersen
CHANGES WITH 183:
* Note that we skipped 139 releases here in order to set the
new version to something that is greater than both udev's
and systemd's most recent version number.
* udev: all udev sources are merged into the systemd source tree now.
All future udev development will happen in the systemd tree. It
is still fully supported to use the udev daemon and tools without
systemd running, like in initramfs or other init systems. Building
udev though, will require the *build* of the systemd tree, but
udev can be properly *run* without systemd.
* udev: /lib/udev/devices/ are not read anymore; systemd-tmpfiles
should be used to create dead device nodes as workarounds for broken
subsystems.
* udev: RUN+="socket:..." and udev_monitor_new_from_socket() is
no longer supported. udev_monitor_new_from_netlink() needs to be
used to subscribe to events.
* udev: when udevd is started by systemd, processes which are left
behind by forking them off of udev rules, are unconditionally cleaned
up and killed now after the event handling has finished. Services or
daemons must be started as systemd services. Services can be
pulled-in by udev to get started, but they can no longer be directly
forked by udev rules.
* udev: the daemon binary is called systemd-udevd now and installed
in /usr/lib/systemd/. Standalone builds or non-systemd systems need
to adapt to that, create symlink, or rename the binary after building
it.
* libudev no longer provides these symbols:
udev_monitor_from_socket()
udev_queue_get_failed_list_entry()
udev_get_{dev,sys,run}_path()
The versions number was bumped and symbol versioning introduced.
* systemd-loginctl and systemd-journalctl have been renamed
to loginctl and journalctl to match systemctl.
* The config files: /etc/systemd/systemd-logind.conf and
/etc/systemd/systemd-journald.conf have been renamed to
logind.conf and journald.conf. Package updates should rename
the files to the new names on upgrade.
* For almost all files the license is now LGPL2.1+, changed
from the previous GPL2.0+. Exceptions are some minor stuff
of udev (which will be changed to LGPL2.1 eventually, too),
and the MIT licensed sd-daemon.[ch] library that is suitable
to be used as drop-in files.
* systemd and logind now handle system sleep states, in
particular suspending and hibernating.
* logind now implements a sleep/shutdown/idle inhibiting logic
suitable for a variety of uses. Soonishly Lennart will blog
about this in more detail.
* var-run.mount and var-lock.mount are no longer provided
(which prevously bind mounted these directories to their new
places). Distributions which have not converted these
directories to symlinks should consider stealing these files
from git history and add them downstream.
* We introduced the Documentation= field for units and added
this to all our shipped units. This is useful to make it
easier to explore the boot and the purpose of the various
units.
* All smaller setup units (such as
systemd-vconsole-setup.service) now detect properly if they
are run in a container and are skipped when
appropriate. This guarantees an entirely noise-free boot in
Linux container environments such as systemd-nspawn.
* A framework for implementing offline system updates is now
integrated, for details see:
http://freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/SystemUpdates
* A new service type Type=idle is available now which helps us
avoiding ugly interleaving of getty output and boot status
messages.
* There's now a system-wide CapabilityBoundingSet= option to
globally reduce the set of capabilities for the
system. This is useful to drop CAP_SYS_MKNOD, CAP_SYS_RAWIO,
CAP_NET_RAW, CAP_SYS_MODULE, CAP_SYS_TIME, CAP_SYS_PTRACE or
even CAP_NET_ADMIN system-wide for secure systems.
* There are now system-wide DefaultLimitXXX= options to
globally change the defaults of the various resource limits
for all units started by PID 1.
* Harald Hoyer's systemd test suite has been integrated into
systemd which allows easy testing of systemd builds in qemu
and nspawn. (This is really awesome! Ask us for details!)
* The fstab parser is now implemented as generator, not inside
of PID 1 anymore.
* systemctl will now warn you if .mount units generated from
/etc/fstab are out of date due to changes in fstab that
have not been read by systemd yet.
* systemd is now suitable for usage in initrds. Dracut has
already been updated to make use of this. With this in place
initrds get a slight bit faster but primarily are much
easier to introspect and debug since "systemctl status" in
the host system can be used to introspect initrd services,
and the journal from the initrd is kept around too.
* systemd-delta has been added, a tool to explore differences
between user/admin configuration and vendor defaults.
* PrivateTmp= now affects both /tmp and /var/tmp.
* Boot time status messages are now much prettier and feature
proper english language. Booting up systemd has never been
so sexy.
* Read-ahead pack files now include the inode number of all
files to pre-cache. When the inode changes the pre-caching
is not attempted. This should be nicer to deal with updated
packages which might result in changes of read-ahead
patterns.
* We now temporaritly lower the kernel's read_ahead_kb variable
when collecting read-ahead data to ensure the kernel's
built-in read-ahead does not add noise to our measurements
of necessary blocks to pre-cache.
* There's now RequiresMountsFor= to add automatic dependencies
for all mounts necessary for a specific file system path.
* MountAuto= and SwapAuto= have been removed from
system.conf. Mounting file systems at boot has to take place
in systemd now.
* nspawn now learned a new switch --uuid= to set the machine
ID on the command line.
* nspawn now learned the -b switch to automatically search
for an init system.
* vt102 is now the default TERM for serial TTYs, upgraded from
vt100.
* systemd-logind now works on VT-less systems.
* The build tree has been reorganized. The individual
components now have directories of their own.
* A new condition type ConditionPathIsReadWrite= is now available.
* nspawn learned the new -C switch to create cgroups for the
container in other hierarchies.
* We now have support for hardware watchdogs, configurable in
system.conf.
* The scheduled shutdown logic now has a public API.
* We now mount /tmp as tmpfs by default, but this can be
masked and /etc/fstab can override it.
* Since udisks does not make use of /media anymore we are not
mounting a tmpfs on it anymore.
* journalctl gained a new --local switch to only interleave
locally generated journal files.
* We can now load the IMA policy at boot automatically.
* The GTK tools have been split off into a systemd-ui.
Contributions from: Andreas Schwab, Auke Kok, Ayan George,
Colin Guthrie, Daniel Mack, Dave Reisner, David Ward, Elan
Ruusamäe, Frederic Crozat, Gergely Nagy, Guillermo Vidal,
Hannes Reinecke, Harald Hoyer, Javier Jardón, Kay Sievers,
Lennart Poettering, Lucas De Marchi, Léo Gillot-Lamure,
Marc-Antoine Perennou, Martin Pitt, Matthew Monaco, Maxim
A. Mikityanskiy, Michael Biebl, Michael Olbrich, Michal
Schmidt, Nis Martensen, Patrick McCarty, Roberto Sassu, Shawn
Landden, Sjoerd Simons, Sven Anders, Tollef Fog Heen, Tom
Gundersen
CHANGES WITH 44:
* This is mostly a bugfix release
* Support optional initialization of the machine ID from the
KVM or container configured UUID.
* Support immediate reboots with "systemctl reboot -ff"
* Show /etc/os-release data in systemd-analyze output
* Many bugfixes for the journal, including endianness fixes and
ensuring that disk space enforcement works
* sd-login.h is C++ comptaible again
* Extend the /etc/os-release format on request of the Debian
folks
* We now refuse non-UTF8 strings used in various configuration
and unit files. This is done to ensure we do not pass invalid
data over D-Bus or expose it elsewhere.
* Register Mimo USB Screens as suitable for automatic seat
configuration
* Read SELinux client context from journal clients in a race
free fashion
* Reorder configuration file lookup order. /etc now always
overrides /run in order to allow the administrator to always
and unconditionally override vendor supplied or
automatically generated data.
* The various user visible bits of the journal now have man
pages. We still lack man pages for the journal API calls
however.
* We now ship all man pages in HTML format again in the
tarball.
Contributions from: Dave Reisner, Dirk Eibach, Frederic
Crozat, Harald Hoyer, Kay Sievers, Lennart Poettering, Marti
Raudsepp, Michal Schmidt, Shawn Landden, Tero Roponen, Thierry
Reding
CHANGES WITH 43:
* This is mostly a bugfix release
* systems lacking /etc/os-release are no longer supported.
* Various functionality updates to libsystemd-login.so
* Track class of PAM logins to distuingish greeters from
normal user logins.
Contributions from: Kay Sievers, Lennart Poettering, Michael
Biebl
CHANGES WITH 42:
* This is an important bugfix release for v41.
* Building man pages is now optional which should be useful
for those building systemd from git but unwilling to install
xsltproc.
* Watchdog support for supervising services is now usable. In
a future release support for hardware watchdogs
(i.e. /dev/watchdog) will be added building on this.
* Service start rate limiting is now configurable and can be
turned off per service. When a start rate limit is hit a
reboot can automatically be triggered.
* New CanReboot(), CanPowerOff() bus calls in systemd-logind.
Contributions from: Benjamin Franzke, Bill Nottingham,
Frederic Crozat, Lennart Poettering, Michael Olbrich, Michal
Schmidt, Michał Górny, Piotr Drąg
CHANGES WITH 41:
* The systemd binary is installed /usr/lib/systemd/systemd now;
An existing /sbin/init symlink needs to be adapted with the
package update.
* The code that loads kernel modules has been ported to invoke
libkmod directly, instead of modprobe. This means we do not
support systems with module-init-tools anymore.
* Watchdog support is now already useful, but still not
complete.
* A new kernel command line option systemd.setenv= is
understood to set system wide environment variables
dynamically at boot.
* We now limit the set of capabilities of systemd-journald.
* We now set SIGPIPE to ignore by default, since it only is
useful in shell pipelines, and has little use in general
code. This can be disabled with IgnoreSIPIPE=no in unit
files.
Contributions from: Benjamin Franzke, Kay Sievers, Lennart
Poettering, Michael Olbrich, Michal Schmidt, Tom Gundersen,
William Douglas
CHANGES WITH 40:
* This is mostly a bugfix release
* We now expose the reason why a service failed in the
"Result" D-Bus property.
* Rudimentary service watchdog support (will be completed over
the next few releases.)
* When systemd forks off in order execute some service we will
now immediately changes its argv[0] to reflect which process
it will execute. This is useful to minimize the time window
with a generic argv[0], which makes bootcharts more useful
Contributions from: Alvaro Soliverez, Chris Paulson-Ellis, Kay
Sievers, Lennart Poettering, Michael Olbrich, Michal Schmidt,
Mike Kazantsev, Ray Strode
CHANGES WITH 39:
* This is mostly a test release, but incorporates many
bugfixes.
* New systemd-cgtop tool to show control groups by their
resource usage.
* Linking against libacl for ACLs is optional again. If
disabled, support tracking device access for active logins
goes becomes unavailable, and so does access to the user
journals by the respective users.
* If a group "adm" exists, journal files are automatically
owned by them, thus allow members of this group full access
to the system journal as well as all user journals.
* The journal now stores the SELinux context of the logging
client for all entries.
* Add C++ inclusion guards to all public headers
* New output mode "cat" in the journal to print only text
messages, without any meta data like date or time.
* Include tiny X server wrapper as a temporary stop-gap to
teach XOrg udev display enumeration. This is used by display
managers such as gdm, and will go away as soon as XOrg
learned native udev hotplugging for display devices.
* Add new systemd-cat tool for executing arbitrary programs
with STDERR/STDOUT connected to the journal. Can also act as
BSD logger replacement, and does so by default.
* Optionally store all locally generated coredumps in the
journal along with meta data.
* systemd-tmpfiles learnt four new commands: n, L, c, b, for
writing short strings to files (for usage for /sys), and for
creating symlinks, character and block device nodes.
* New unit file option ControlGroupPersistent= to make cgroups
persistent, following the mechanisms outlined in
http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/PaxControlGroups
* Support multiple local RTCs in a sane way
* No longer monopolize IO when replaying readahead data on
rotating disks, since we might starve non-file-system IO to
death, since fanotify() will not see accesses done by blkid,
or fsck.
* Do not show kernel threads in systemd-cgls anymore, unless
requested with new -k switch.
Contributions from: Dan Horák, Kay Sievers, Lennart
Poettering, Michal Schmidt
CHANGES WITH 38:
* This is mostly a test release, but incorporates many
bugfixes.
* The git repository moved to:
git://anongit.freedesktop.org/systemd/systemd
ssh://git.freedesktop.org/git/systemd/systemd
* First release with the journal
http://0pointer.de/blog/projects/the-journal.html
* The journal replaces both systemd-kmsg-syslogd and
systemd-stdout-bridge.
* New sd_pid_get_unit() API call in libsystemd-logind
* Many systemadm clean-ups
* Introduce remote-fs-pre.target which is ordered before all
remote mounts and may be used to start services before all
remote mounts.
* Added Mageia support
* Add bash completion for systemd-loginctl
* Actively monitor PID file creation for daemons which exit in
the parent process before having finished writing the PID
file in the daemon process. Daemons which do this need to be
fixed (i.e. PID file creation must have finished before the
parent exits), but we now react a bit more gracefully to them.
* Add colourful boot output, mimicking the well-known output
of existing distributions.
* New option PassCredentials= for socket units, for
compatibility with a recent kernel ABI breakage.
* /etc/rc.local is now hooked in via a generator binary, and
thus will no longer act as synchronization point during
boot.
* systemctl list-unit-files now supports --root=.
* systemd-tmpfiles now understands two new commands: z, Z for
relabelling files according to the SELinux database. This is
useful to apply SELinux labels to specific files in /sys,
among other things.
* Output of SysV services is now forwarded to both the console
and the journal by default, not only just the console.
* New man pages for all APIs from libsystemd-login.
* The build tree got reorganized and a the build system is a
lot more modular allowing embedded setups to specifically
select the components of systemd they are interested in.
* Support for Linux systems lacking the kernel VT subsystem is
restored.
* configure's --with-rootdir= got renamed to
--with-rootprefix= to follow the naming used by udev and
kmod
* Unless specified otherwise we will now install to /usr instead
of /usr/local by default.
* Processes with '@' in argv[0][0] are now excluded from the
final shut-down killing spree, following the logic explained
in:
http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/RootStorageDaemons
* All processes remaining in a service cgroup when we enter
the START or START_PRE states are now killed with
SIGKILL. That means it is no longer possible to spawn
background processes from ExecStart= lines (which was never
supported anyway, and bad style).
* New PropagateReloadTo=/PropagateReloadFrom= options to bind
reloading of units together.
Contributions from: Bill Nottingham, Daniel J. Walsh, Dave
Reisner, Dexter Morgan, Gregs Gregs, Jonathan Nieder, Kay
Sievers, Lennart Poettering, Michael Biebl, Michal Schmidt,
Michał Górny, Ran Benita, Thomas Jarosch, Tim Waugh, Tollef
Fog Heen, Tom Gundersen, Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek