Re: Antw: Re: /etc/fstab obsolete?

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28.08.2019 11:38, Ulrich Windl пишет:
> 
> Some design concepts in systemd are just insane, the fstab issue being a good
> example for that.
> 


The problem is that systemd is used to do things it was never intended
to do.

systemd was created to do one and only one single task - start static
list of services during system boot (and stop them during shutdown but
that is complementary). The very core design of dependency logic
reflects it.

systemd was never designed or intended to handle dynamic changes after boot.

So systemd design is sane to systemd designers. You just expect
something different from what systemd was designed for.
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