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GLinartNTorvoetteringUOS MAN

WHY ARE YOU MAKING A DUPLICATE SYSTEMD THREAD?

WHY ARE YOU IMPLYING THAT SYSTEMD HANDLES YOUR DNS CACHE UNLESS YOUR DISTRO ENABLES SYSTEMD-RESOLVED?

WHY ARE YOU IMPLYING THAT SYSTEMD-MACHINED IS RUNNING BY DEFAULT OR FOR THAT MATTER, SYTEMD-IMPORTD?

WHY ARE YOU WRITING THESE POSTS WITH CAPSLOCK?

WHY DO YOU NOT KNOW THAT THESE ARE ALL SEPERATE, OPTIONAL DAEMONS?

IS IT BECAUSE YOU ARE A COCKSUCKING FAGGOT WITH AN IQ OF 80?

>>825379

They aren't separate optional daemons, and the major distros have DNS Cache enabled by default.

>>825370 (OP)

>WHY IS SYSTEMD HANDLING MY DNS CACHE?

Because you touch yourself at night.

>>825370 (OP)

>In contrast to the glibc internal resolver systemd-resolved is aware of multi-homed system, and keeps DNS server and caches separate and per-interface.

Looks good to me

>>825389

>They aren't separate optional daemons

resolved is literally a seperate daemon.

machined is literally a seperate daemon.

importd is something that userspace tools for machined use, and it's literally a seperate daemon.

all of these are seperate daemons, and all of them are optional.

>DNS cache enabled by default

resolved is a caching DNS stub resolver. even if your distribution enables it by default, you can just do the following:

systemctl disable systemd-resolved.

And no, your distro probably does not have it enabled by default.

You are fucking retarded. Kill yourself for making this shit thread. Seriously.

>>825398

resolved is "separate" and "optional" until you want to do something with another component like networkd and it's suddenly mandatory and required along with dbus.

>>825537

this, this is how the systemd cancer infects itself. nothing is truly optional. hurr systemd is optional you can just disable your whole operating system.

an operating system with systemd is optional, the answer is to install an operating system that does not include systemd.

WHY DO YOU MAKE SHIT THREADS

WITH

REDDIT

SPACING

>The udev accelerometer helper was removed.

Why the fuck was that ever in systemd..

>>825370 (OP)

REDDIT

SPACING

WHY ARE YOU HERE? GET OUT.

>MEME FILENAME HASH IS SAME FROM ANOTHER 8CHAN BOARD WITH EXIF STRIPPED

YOU HAVE TO GO BACK

Because you're running systemd tbh. It will expand more and more until you erase it from your HD. Maybe one day it will embed itself into the HD firmware "just to be sure". Don't wait until it's too late!

>>825370 (OP)

Because when the FBI or CIA need to blackmail you, they can insert CP website link in it and arrest you with that.

richard@fsf:~$ stty olcuc

I ALSO REALLY LIKE THIS MODE. IT'S A GREAT MODE, AND IT'S GREAT THAT LINUX SUPPORTS THIS MODE IN 3 CYE.

>>825537

>until you want to use something like networkd

>systemd-resolved is required only if you are specifying DNS entries in .network files or if you want to obtain DNS addresses from the network DHCP client. Alternatively you may manually manage /etc/resolv.conf.

>systemd-resolved is required only if you are specifying DNS entries in .network files or if you want to obtain DNS addresses from the network DHCP client. Alternatively you may manually manage /etc/resolv.conf.

>systemd-resolved is required only if you are specifying DNS entries in .network files or if you want to obtain DNS addresses from the network DHCP client. Alternatively you may manually manage /etc/resolv.conf.

WOW, IT'S LIKE READING THE MANUAL IS DIFFICULT OR SOMETHING

CAPS LOCK IS CRUISE CONTROL FOR COOL

Just face it, you fucking retards are the cancer killing /tech/.

Helo, looks like user error. we have submitted patches to DNS cache upstream but they won't accept them, it is all their fault this is happening.

t. Poettering.

>>825370 (OP)

it's not an init system

>>825370 (OP)

>WHY IS SYSTEMD HANDLING MY DNS CACHE?

because you installed it, you basic moron.