On 11/22/12 at 06:19pm, kachelaqa wrote: > On 21/11/12 16:00, Sudaraka Wijesinghe wrote: > >I start both Apache and MySQL services on boot, and both of them display > >the start complete message after the login prompt. > > > >Something like this: > >>Starting MySQL > >>Starting Apache > >>login: [ OK ] MySQL started > >>[ OK ] Apache started > > > >Although this doesn't break anything it just doesn't look nice. (BTW, > >I'm not using any DM and getty is set NOT to clear any boot messages) > > I had this exact same problem with certain services spewing messages > over my login prompt. > > I solved it by adding a slight delay to the startup of the offending > service. > > That is, I created a file like this: > > [Timer] > OnActiveSec=30 > > And saved it as /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/httpd.timer. > > See man systemd.timer for further info. > > HTH > I noticed that when I turned down logging to the console in journald.conf it started only telling me the fsck status of / instead of all of the partitions. So maybe there is some happy medium that you may be able to find without the quiet parameter and a lower "MaxLevelConsole=" setting. I cannot remember what level it was though, I want to say it was the equivalent to 3, but I am not certain. I have since gone back to defaults and have to agree with the sentiments of others that the quiet parameter with "systemctl --failed" is perfect. The speed at which the boot stuff whizzes by is too fast to really be usable anyway (though I am an SSD user). -- Curtis Shimamoto sugar.and.scruffy@xxxxxxxxx
