in reality its just a few as usual but unfortunately they are loud as empty vessels tend to be, if it was really that many then RH et al would be doing something about it. Some are ignorant of systemd, some prefer to troll lies about it, some don't want to learn a new trick or two. A few stepped up and realised their dream and now the doubters and trolls have a place to go, we hope they'll all disappear to its forums, be happy and not bother the rest of us.
read up on journal configuration options and that will answer your "problems" https://www.loggly.com/ultimat...
and this "swallowing" of error messages is total crap.
reading an indexed file is one reason and the power of journalctl makes life a lot easier than inventing and reinventing scripts to extract specific ranges of data across lots of individual log files, you can still pipe the output from journalctl to existing tools to do anything more specific not covered by it. its a time saver, the sort of things that programs are meant to do.
There is a config option to say forward to syslog but i think its almost redundant now as syslog/rsyslog extracts the journal data themselves (depending on the version you are using)
Who "implemented" it on CentOS 7? If its just related to CentOS 7 i would hazard a guess that its a bad implementation by the distro, i think most distros went through some early config teething problems.
its amazing how people will search for a bargain in the shops then complain that wages are lower - if people paid the real prices for things then better wages will be paid, driving down prices means driving down costs and the largest cost to an employer is the employee. And, the employment market is also a market so people will search out the bargains so its either market economy or a communist one.
look up "level playing field" for an understanding of it then you'll find out why the WHOLE union must be part of any trade deals. otherwise, to use a football analogy, you want one team to obey the rules and the other to be able to break every rule. its very easy to understand if you think about it - the clue is "think about it"
Ignorance is not an insult, it means a lack of knowledge about the subject concerned, so yes you are ignorant of the reality and you have been fooled because you and so many others did NO research for the facts (this will cure your ignorance) - you just accepted the headlines from the anti-immigrant xenophobic rags like the daily mail and express and looked no further
Yes they are the same, its delusional to think they are not. They arrogantly think they are better than everyone else outside the UK with nothing to justify it.
here is a guy with a Rover SD1 running a merlin engine but he struggles to get as much power out of it as he's not found a gearbox to really take advantage of the power https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
the water being pushed away from the dykes has to go somewhere so you just move the problem down the coast or you could build a pipeline to the grand canyon, plug the ends and fill it up, could probably make a good hydro power station there.
thats also because of the threat, things were done to mitigate it, i.e. improved techniques, grow more higher yield crops hence GM plus loads of other improvements like greenhousing. Its good that it didn't come to pass but if nothing was done then maybe it would be a lot different result, personally i rather see things done and predictions fail. A bit like dumping fossil fuels and using renewable energy will, at minimum, improve the lives and health of people in cities and towns around the world and those living near fossil fuel generators
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you mean this? https://fedoraproject.org/wiki...
Does that mean in the name of choice can install systemd easily on Devuan with no issues or is it banned?
in reality its just a few as usual but unfortunately they are loud as empty vessels tend to be, if it was really that many then RH et al would be doing something about it. Some are ignorant of systemd, some prefer to troll lies about it, some don't want to learn a new trick or two. A few stepped up and realised their dream and now the doubters and trolls have a place to go, we hope they'll all disappear to its forums, be happy and not bother the rest of us.
do some research on journal configuration instead of repeating crap.
https://www.loggly.com/ultimat...
read up on journal configuration options and that will answer your "problems" https://www.loggly.com/ultimat...
and this "swallowing" of error messages is total crap.
reading an indexed file is one reason and the power of journalctl makes life a lot easier than inventing and reinventing scripts to extract specific ranges of data across lots of individual log files, you can still pipe the output from journalctl to existing tools to do anything more specific not covered by it. its a time saver, the sort of things that programs are meant to do.
if you've used journalctl then you'll have see a great reason for indexed logs
There is a config option to say forward to syslog but i think its almost redundant now as syslog/rsyslog extracts the journal data themselves (depending on the version you are using)
Why not set "ForwardToConsole" in your journal configuration file?
Who "implemented" it on CentOS 7? If its just related to CentOS 7 i would hazard a guess that its a bad implementation by the distro, i think most distros went through some early config teething problems.
its amazing how people will search for a bargain in the shops then complain that wages are lower - if people paid the real prices for things then better wages will be paid, driving down prices means driving down costs and the largest cost to an employer is the employee. And, the employment market is also a market so people will search out the bargains so its either market economy or a communist one.
you've been reading the xenophobic daily mail/express too often
Better get Elon Musk kicked out of the USA then, he's a damn immigrant
if its floods then it is too late... a minor flaw in your ignorant post
"Where are you, by the way?" - judging by the comments in his post, up his own ass
stop digging, the hole you are in is deep enough
look up "level playing field" for an understanding of it then you'll find out why the WHOLE union must be part of any trade deals. otherwise, to use a football analogy, you want one team to obey the rules and the other to be able to break every rule. its very easy to understand if you think about it - the clue is "think about it"
Ignorance is not an insult, it means a lack of knowledge about the subject concerned, so yes you are ignorant of the reality and you have been fooled because you and so many others did NO research for the facts (this will cure your ignorance) - you just accepted the headlines from the anti-immigrant xenophobic rags like the daily mail and express and looked no further
Yes they are the same, its delusional to think they are not. They arrogantly think they are better than everyone else outside the UK with nothing to justify it.
we never lost sovereignty
here is a guy with a Rover SD1 running a merlin engine but he struggles to get as much power out of it as he's not found a gearbox to really take advantage of the power https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
but you need to be prepared and that is not panicking, panicking is where you do nothing and close the stable door after the horse has bolted.
the water being pushed away from the dykes has to go somewhere so you just move the problem down the coast or you could build a pipeline to the grand canyon, plug the ends and fill it up, could probably make a good hydro power station there.
thats also because of the threat, things were done to mitigate it, i.e. improved techniques, grow more higher yield crops hence GM plus loads of other improvements like greenhousing. Its good that it didn't come to pass but if nothing was done then maybe it would be a lot different result, personally i rather see things done and predictions fail. A bit like dumping fossil fuels and using renewable energy will, at minimum, improve the lives and health of people in cities and towns around the world and those living near fossil fuel generators
thats our fault for buying it.