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doc: general refresh of orthography and grammar

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Jan Engelhardt 2014-02-18 03:13:08 +01:00 committed by Lennart Poettering
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* A new component "systemd-networkd" has been added that can
be used to configure local network interfaces statically or
via DHCP. It is capable up bridges, VLANs and bonding. This
currently provides no hookups for interactive network
via DHCP. It is capable to set up bridges, VLANs and bonding.
This currently provides no hookups for interactive network
configuration. Use this for your initrd, container, embedded
or server setup, if you need a simple, yet powerful network
configuration solution. This configuration subsystem is
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optionally supports link-sensing and more.
* A new tool "systemd-socket-proxyd" has been added which can
acts as a bidirectional proxy for TCP sockets. This is
act as a bidirectional proxy for TCP sockets. This is
useful for adding socket activation support to services that
do not actually support socket activation, including virtual
machines and suchlike.
machines and the like.
* Add a new tool to save/restore rfkill state on
shutdown/boot.
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* udev learned a new SECLABEL{} construct to label device
nodes with a specific security label when they appear. For
now only SECLABEL{selinux} is supported, but the syntax is
now, only SECLABEL{selinux} is supported, but the syntax is
prepared for additional security frameworks.
* udev gained a new scheme to configure link-level attributes
from files in /etc/systemd/network/*.link. These files can
match against MAC address, device path, driver name and type
and will apply attributes like the naming policy, link speed
and will apply attributes like the naming policy, link speed,
MTU, duplex settings, WakeOnLan settings, MAC address, MAC
address assignment policy (randomized, ...).
* When the User= switch is used in a unit file, also
initialize $SHELL= based on user database.
initialize $SHELL= based on the user database entry.
* systemd no longer depends on libdbus. All communication is
now done with sd-bus, systemd's low-level bus library
implementation.
* kdbus support has been added to PID 1 itself. When kdbus is
enabled this causes PID 1 to set up the system bus, and
enabled, this causes PID 1 to set up the system bus and
enable support for a new ".busname" unit type that
encapsulates bus name activation on kdbus. It works a little
bit like ".socket" units, except for bus names. A new
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style to "sd-bus.h".
* A new API "sd-dhcp.h" has been added that provides a small
DHCPv4 client side implementation. This is used by
DHCPv4 client-side implementation. This is used by
"systemd-networkd".
* There's a new kernel command line option
"systemd.restore_state". When set none of the systemd tools
* There is a new kernel command line option
"systemd.restore_state". When set, none of the systemd tools
will restore saved runtime state to hardware devices. More
specifically, the rfkill and backlight states are not
restored.
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created by libvirt-lxc or nspawn.
* systemd-run and systemd-analyze also gained support for "-H"
to connect to remote hosts via SSH. This is particular
to connect to remote hosts via SSH. This is particularly
useful for systemd-run since it enables queuing of jobs onto
remote systems.
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policy upload process (such as the SELinux policy upload to
the kernel) .
* journald: when forwarding logs to the console include
* journald: when forwarding logs to the console, include
timestamps.
* OnCalendar= in timer units now understands the special
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* All systemd daemons now make use of the watchdog logic so
that systemd automatically notices when they hang.
* If the $container_ttys environment variable is set
* If the $container_ttys environment variable is set,
getty-generator will automatically spawn a getty for each
listed tty. This is useful for container managers to request
login gettys to be spawned on as many ttys as needed.
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not safe from PID 1. They stay available for --user
instances of systemd, and as special case for the root user.
* When the kernel command line argument "kdbus" is specified
* When the kernel command line argument "kdbus" is specified,
systemd will automatically load the kdbus kernel
module. This is useful for testing kdbus without having to
turn it on unconditionally.
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short description of the connection parameters in the
description.
* tmpfiles gained a new "--boot" option. When this is not used
* tmpfiles gained a new "--boot" option. When this is not used,
only lines where the command character is not suffixed with
"!" are executed. When this option is specified those
"!" are executed. When this option is specified, those
options are executed too. This is useful to ensure that
specific lines are not executed by accident during runtime,
and only at boot (for example, a line that creates
/run/nologin).
and only at boot. (For example, a line that creates
/run/nologin.)
* A new API "sd-resolv.h" has been added, that provides a
simple asynchronous around glibc NSS host name resolution
* A new API "sd-resolv.h" has been added which provides a simple
asynchronous wrapper around glibc NSS host name resolution
calls, such as getaddrinfo(). In contrast to glibc's
getaddrinfo_a() it does not use signals. In contrast to most
other asynchronous name resolution libraries this one does
not not reimplement DNS, but reused NSS, so that alternative
getaddrinfo_a(), it does not use signals. In contrast to most
other asynchronous name resolution libraries, this one does
not reimplement DNS, but reuses NSS, so that alternate
host name resolution systems continue to work, such as mDNS,
LDAP, ... This API is based on libasyncns, but has been
LDAP, etc. This API is based on libasyncns, but has been
cleaned up for inclusion in systemd.
* journalctl's --unit= switch gained support for globbing.
* The APIs "sd-journal.h", "sd-login.h", "sd-id128.h" are no
longer found in individual libraries libsystemd-journal.so,
libsystemd-login.so, libsystemd-id128.so. Instead we have
libsystemd-login.so, libsystemd-id128.so. Instead, we have
merged them into a single library libsystemd.so which
provides all symbols. The reason for this are cyclic
dependencies, as these libraries tend to use each other's
symbols. So far we managed to work-around that by linking a
symbols. So far, we managed to workaround that by linking a
copy of a good part of our code into each of these libraries
again and again, which however makes certain things hard to
do, like sharing static variables. Also, it substantially
increases footprint. With this change there's only one
increases footprint. With this change, there is only one
library for the basic APIs systemd provides. Also,
"sd-bus.h", "sd-memfd.h", "sd-event.h", "sd-rtnl.h",
"sd-resolve.h", "sd-utf8.h" are found in this library as
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of this libraries (the former because it only consumes,
never provides services of/to other APIs, and the latter
because it is completely standalone). To make the transition
from the separate libraries to the unified one easy we
provide the --enable-compat-libs compile time switch which
from the separate libraries to the unified one easy, we
provide the --enable-compat-libs compile-time switch which
will generate stub libraries that are compatible with the
old ones but redirect all calls to the new one.
* All the kdbus logic and the new APIs "sd-bus.h",
"sd-memfd.h", "sd-event.h", "sd-rtnl.h", "sd-resolve.h",
"sd-utf8.h" is compile-time optional, via the
"--enable-kdbus" switch and is not compiled in by
default. To make use of you have to explicitly enable the
switch. Note however, that neither the kernel nor the
"sd-utf8.h" is compile-time optional via the
"--enable-kdbus" switch, and is not compiled in by
default. To make use of it, you have to explicitly enable
the switch. Note however, that neither the kernel nor the
userspace API for all of this is considered stable yet. We
want to maintain the freedom to still change the APIs for
now. By specifying this build-time switch you acknowledge
now. By specifying this build-time switch, you acknowledge
that you are aware of the instability of the current
APIs. Also, note that while kdbus is pretty much complete,
it lacks one thing: proper policy support. This means you
can build a fully working system with all features, however
it will be highly insecure. Policy will be added in one of
the next releases, at the same time as we will declare the
APIs stable.
it will be highly insecure. Policy support will be added in
one of the next releases, at the same time that we will
declare the APIs stable.
* systemctl gained a new "import-environment" command which
uploads the callers environment (or parts thereof) into the
uploads the caller's environment (or parts thereof) into the
service manager so that it is inherited by services started
by the manager. This is useful to upload variables like
$DISPLAY into the user service manager.
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* A new PrivateDevices= switch has been added to service units
which allows running a service with a namespaced /dev
directory that does not contain any device nodes for
physical devices. More specifically it only includes devices
physical devices. More specifically, it only includes devices
such as /dev/null, /dev/urandom and /dev/zero which are API
entry points.
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been disabled at compile time.
* If a process holds a delay lock for system sleep or shutdown
and fails to release it in time we will now log about its
and fails to release it in time, we will now log about its
identity. This makes it easier to identify processes that
cause slow suspends or power-offs.
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the user an indication what he is waiting for.
* The KillMode= switch in service units gained a new possible
value "mixed". If set and the unit is shutdown then the
value "mixed". If set and the unit is shutdown, then the
initial SIGTERM signal is sent only to the main daemon
process, while the following SIGKILL signal is then sent to
all remaining processes of the service.
* When a scope unit is registered a new property "Controller"
may be set. If set to a valid bus name systemd will send a
* When a scope unit is registered, a new property "Controller"
may be set. If set to a valid bus name, systemd will send a
RequestStop() signal to this name when it would like to shut
down the scope. This may be used to hook manager logic into
the shutdown logic of scope units. Also, scope units may now
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manager process which created them takes no further
responsibilities for it.
* When reading unit files systemd will now implicitly verify
* When reading unit files, systemd will now implicitly verify
the access mode of these files, and warn about certain
suspicious combinations. This has been added to make it
easier to track down packaging bugs where unit files are
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* systemd-nspawn gained a new --network-interface= switch for
moving arbitrary interfaces to the container. The new
--network-veth switch creates a virtual ethernet connection
--network-veth switch creates a virtual Ethernet connection
between host and container. Thew new --network-bridge=
switch then additionally allows assigning the host side of
this virtual ethernet connection to a bridge device.
this virtual Ethernet connection to a bridge device.
* logind will now also track a "Desktop" identifier for each
session which encodes the desktop environment of it. This is
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* Most systemd client tools will now honour $SYSTEMD_LESS for
settings of the "less" pager. By default, these tools will
override $LESS to allow certain operations like
jump-to-the-end work. With $SYSTEMD_LESS it is possible to
jump-to-the-end work. With $SYSTEMD_LESS, it is possible to
influence this logic.
* systemd's "seccomp" hook-up has been changed to make use of
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implementation. This has benefits for portability among
other things.
* For usage together with SystemCallFilter= a new
* For usage together with SystemCallFilter=, a new
SystemCallErrorNumber= setting has been introduce that
allows configuration if a system error number to return on
filtered syscalls, instead of immediately killing the
process. Also, SystemCallArchitectures= has been added to
limit access to system calls of a particular architecture
(in order to turn off support for unused secondary
architectures). There's also a global
architectures). There is also a global
SystemcallArchitecture= setting in system.conf now to turn
off support for non-native system calls system-wide.