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I love systemd, but from a lot of experience with it over 3 years now, that doesn't disable the journal daemon, it only prevents output piping to its binary log

by zanny 13y ago

I love systemd, but from a lot of experience with it over 3 years now, that doesn't disable the journal daemon, it only prevents output piping to its binary logs. You can still poll the journal daemon for events and output it elsewhere (ex, syslog).

FooBarWidget 13y ago
Does journald impose a sufficient performance penalty that you want to remove it entirely?