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Am 08.01.2018 um 23:29 schrieb Daniel Kahn Gillmor:
On Mon 2018-01-08 12:50:02 +0100, Jan Včelák wrote:
On Ubuntu 14.04 there is no systemd as init-replacement, but as
something else, and gets installed as a dependency of Knot. Hence, I can
not use Knot without systemd. Hence, on Ubuntu 14.04 Knot always uses
journald for logging. And IMO this should not happen as users of 14.04
are now forced to deal with systemd only because of this unneccessary
build dependency.
I tried to prevent journald logging by masking journald (systemctl mask
systemd-journald.service). This solved my other syslog issues, but still
no Knot log messages in syslog.
There is some confusion: Ubuntu 14.04 uses
upstart, 15.04 is the first
version with systemd. I agree with Klaus that it would be reasonable
to build packages without systemd support for versions pre 15.04.
if the question is about where the logs go based on systemd, knot
compiled with systemd enabled will still work on machines that don't run
systemd. its logs will simply go directly to syslog, instead of using
sd_journal_send (see src/knot/common/log.c).
in particular, if knot is built with libsystemd, but is running on a
system that is not running systemd, use_journal will be false. If the local admin wants syslog to see the messages
when journald is
listening on /dev/log, this is something for the local system
administrator to fix, and not something for knot to deal with. please
don't divert time/energy into building, distributing, and maintaining a
without-systemd package.
Please don't introduce unneeded, useless dependencies - or what exactly
is the benefit of using systemd on Ubuntu 14.04?
regards
Klaus