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> basically on every commercial production Linux system That comment rubs me the wrong way. To mirror the sibling, there's a lot outside the Linux+SystemD wor
by generalizations 5y ago
> basically on every commercial production Linux system
That comment rubs me the wrong way. To mirror the sibling, there's a lot outside the Linux+SystemD world - even your firewall probably doesn't use systemd (or linux for that matter, if you're in a professional environment), and neither does Alpine, that runs docker containers. (And love it or hate it, docker is in a lot of commercial production stuff.)
"There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy."
- ossusermivami 5y agobu you don't plan to distribute crons to machine that you don't control? why would you care ?
- generalizations 5y agoA) I was responding to the implication that Linux+Systemd is the combination used in 'basically every commercial production system', which discounted the entire world of a) BSD and b) not-systemd. That wasn't a cron-specific comment on my part. B) I do control my (professional environment) firewall. OpenBSD+PF is an amazing firewall combo, and the other common firewall, pfsense, uses FreeBSD. Neither use Linux; neither use systemd.