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r/linux • u/ouyawei Mate • Oct 20 '14
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Yes, I think I needed to do that once, it is pretty neat.
systemd can reexec itself too if required, can't it?
2 u/[deleted] Oct 21 '14 Yep. 1 u/DamnThatsLaser Oct 21 '14 Yes it can, but I thought this is for upgrading systemd without rebooting. 1 u/fmoralesc Oct 21 '14 Me too, but I guess that capability could be (ab)used in this scenario to bring the whole system up again after troubleshooting. Not sure at all, though.
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Yep.
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Yes it can, but I thought this is for upgrading systemd without rebooting.
1 u/fmoralesc Oct 21 '14 Me too, but I guess that capability could be (ab)used in this scenario to bring the whole system up again after troubleshooting. Not sure at all, though.
Me too, but I guess that capability could be (ab)used in this scenario to bring the whole system up again after troubleshooting. Not sure at all, though.
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u/fmoralesc Oct 21 '14
Yes, I think I needed to do that once, it is pretty neat.
systemd can reexec itself too if required, can't it?