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A lot of knowledgeable people hate systemd, and I start suspecting that they have good reasons for that. However, it's extremely hard to get a good list of rela
by fsflover 5mo ago
A lot of knowledgeable people hate systemd, and I start suspecting that they have good reasons for that. However, it's extremely hard to get a good list of related substantiated facts about systemd in order to convince a larger community. If you encounter something specific, please write some kind of article about it.
- justsomehnguy 5mo ago> in order to convince a larger community Even if you would get such a list it would be dismissed anyway, because 'works on my machine'. Eg: see a sibling response to the OP.
- eqvinox 5mo agoYou're right in that I should really be able to back my position up better. I don't know if/when a situation where I have to deal with the systemd network components will come up though :/
- eqvinox 5mo agoSo, it's 12 days later and we upgraded Debian stable on our production DFZ BGP routers. Result: systemd-networkd in a restart loop continuously consuming 100% CPU. None of the systemd restart-limiting options are being applied. The only message in the log is "Could not enumerate links: Connection timed out". It's not a strong data point, but it's a data point. I did say "death by a thousand cuts". There's enough of these to sum up. To add insult to injury, I'm relatively sure systemd-networkd was disabled before the update, but I can't easily confirm that.