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Systemd developers, if you're reading this: this isn't the sort of bug where people grumble for awhile and then get over it, because things are still broken, an
by jimrandomh 8y ago
Systemd developers, if you're reading this: this isn't the sort of bug where people grumble for awhile and then get over it, because things are still broken, and the workaround being circulated (KillUserProcesses=no) doesn't fully work. (https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/8486 https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/8486) As long as people continue to encounter this issue anew--and they still are--people will be angry at the systemd maintainers.
- avar 8y agoThe bug you've linked to was closed[1] by the reporter with "Thanks for the clarification guys. Much appreciated!", after it was pointed out to them that something they were trying ho do with "KillUserProcesses=no" was better done in another way. 1. Edit: Not literally closed by the reporter. Lennart Poettering closed it, "closed by the reporter" as in "the issue was resolved to the reporter's satisfaction".
- dvfjsdhgfv 8y ago> The bug you've linked to was closed by the reporter Are we reading the same bug report? The one I'm looking at was closed by the creator of Systemd.