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SO_PASSPIDFD socket option for AF_UNIX socket. There's also a new
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setting AcceptFileDescriptors= that controls the new SO_PASSRIGHTS.
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* A new job type "lenient" has been added, that is similar to the
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existing "fail" job mode, and which will fail the submitted
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transaction immediately if it would stop any currently running unit.
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* .socket units gained a new pair of settings DeferTrigger= and
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DeferTriggerMaxSec= which modify triggering behaviour of the
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socket. When used this will cause the triggered unit to be enqueued
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with the new "lenient" job mode, and if the submission of the
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transaction fails it is later retried to be submitted (up to a
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configurable timeout), whenever a unit is stopped.
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* The "preset" logic has been extended so that there are now three
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preset directories: one that declares the default enablement state
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for per-system services run on the host, one for per-user services,
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and – now new – one for per-system services that are run in the
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initrd. This reflects the fact that in many cases services that shall
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be enabled by default on the host should not be enabled by default in
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the initrd, or vice versa. Note that while the regular per-system
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preset policy defaults to enabled, the one for the initrd defaults to
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disabled.
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* There are now new per-service settings
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StateDirectoryQuota=/StateDirectoryAccounting=,
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CacheDirectoryQuota=/CacheDirectoryAccounting=,
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LogsDirectoryQuota=/LogsDirectoryAccounting= which allow doing
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per-unit quota of the indicated per-unit directories. This is
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implemented via project quota, as supported by xfs and ext4. This
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does not support btrfs, currently. If quota accounting is enabled
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this information is shown in the usual "systemct status" output.
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* The service manager gained a new KillUnitSubgroup() syscall which may
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be used to send a signal to a sub-control group of the unit's control
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group. systemctl kill gained a new --kill-subgroup= switch to make
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this available from the shell.
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* A new PrivateBPF= switch has been added for unit files, which may be
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used to mount a private bpffs instance for the unit's processes.
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systemd-journald & journal-remote:
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* journalctl's --setup-keys command now supports JSON output.
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@@ -605,6 +643,10 @@ CHANGES WITH 258 in spe:
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servers. Delegate zones can be configured via drop-ins below
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/etc/systemd/dns-delegate.d/*.dns-delegate.
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* "resolvectl query -t sshfp" will now decode the returned RR
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information, and show the cryptographic algorithms by name instead of
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number.
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systemd-hostnamed:
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* The system hardware's serial number may now be read from DeviceTree
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@@ -1161,6 +1203,15 @@ CHANGES WITH 258 in spe:
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Hardware IDs" (CHIDs) of the local system. This is useful for
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preparing CHID-to-DeviceTree mappings when building UKIs.
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* systemd-analyze gained a new "transient-settings" verb, which shows
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all unit settings one can configure dynamically via the "-p" switch
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when invoking transient units.
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* systemd-analyze gained a new "unit-shell" verb that invokes an
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interactive shell inside the processes namespaces of the main process
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of a specified unit. This is useful for debugging unit sandboxes, and
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getting an idea how things look like from the "inside" of a service.
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* The "package note" specification ELF binaries has been extended to
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cover PE binaries (i.e. UEFI binaries), too.
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@@ -1325,6 +1376,17 @@ CHANGES WITH 258 in spe:
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specified binary is immediately invoked, and not delayed until a
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connection comes in.
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* systemd-ssh-generator will now generate the AF_VSOCK ssh listener
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.socket unit, so that a tiny new helper "systemd-ssh-issue" is
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invoked when the socket is bound, that generates a drop-in file
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/run/issue.d/50-ssh-vsock.issue that is shown by "login" and other
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subsystems at login time. The file reports the AF_VSOCK CID of the
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system, along with very brief information how to connect to the
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system via ssh-over-AF_VSOCK. Or in other words: if the system is
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booted up in an AF_VSOCK capable VM the console login screen shown
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once boot-up is complete will tell you how to connect to the system
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via SSH, if that's available.
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— <place>, <date>
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