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To my understanding systemd does proper job here, as it supposed to be, highlighting the issues with other subsystems - be it badly written scripts or misorder
by CoolCold 4y ago
To my understanding systemd does proper job here, as it supposed to be, highlighting the issues with other subsystems - be it badly written scripts or misorder of shutdown sequence, those parts were ignored by "traditional" init systems before.
- happymellon 4y agoExactly my point. If it is taking 5 mins for my db to respond with "success" then either fix the db or switch it. That's not systemd's fault that the database is rubbish.