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WTF? So a port gets opened to serve content that the user doesn't want nor need? What if the box is not a server? What if it's a mission-critical server for
by MichaelCrawford 12y ago
WTF?
So a port gets opened to serve content that the user doesn't want nor need?
What if the box is not a server? What if it's a mission-critical server for something other than http?
Why do we have systemd? So many hate it so very much, who is backing it and why?
- otterley 12y ago> So a port gets opened to serve content that the user doesn't want nor need? Not by default. > What if the box is not a server? What if it's a mission-critical server for something other than http? If you read the thread, you'll see why it's there and what service needs to be running for it to be active. > Why do we have systemd? So many hate it so very much, who is backing it and why? Red Hat is backing it, and I'm happy they are doing so. There are plenty of good reasons, starting with http://0pointer.de/blog/projects/systemd-for-admins-1.html http://0pointer.de/blog/projects/systemd-for-admins-1.html
- johnny22 12y agoI'd love to get actual stats of "so many". It's probably less than %1 of all the GNU/Linux userbase. I wouldn't mind being proven wrong though.