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Xylitol USA Xyla Naturally Sugar Free Candies Watermelon Splash Highlights: Made in the USA 100% Natural North American Birch Xylitol Sweetened 0.5 g of Xylitol per piece Helps prevent cavities Safe for diabetics What is Xylitol? Xylitol is an all natural sweetener that looks and tastes like sugar. Xylitol is naturally occurring in many of the fruits and vegetables we eat on a daily basis. Once extracted and processed it yields a white, crystalline granule that can be used in any recipe that calls for sugar. It's good for your teeth, stabilizes insulin and hormone levels, promotes good health and has none of the negative side effects of white sugar or artificial sweeteners. It contains only 2.4 calories per gram and is slowly absorbed as a complex carbohydrate. Xylitol looks like sugar, tastes like sugar, and is the same sweetness as sugar – making it the ideal natural sugar replacement. Xylitol is a natural insulin stabilizer, therefore it doesn't cause a spike in blood sugar and actually helps reduce sugar and carbohydrate cravings. There is a growing consensus among anti-aging research that maintaining low insulin levels is one of the keys to a successful anti-aging program. Xylitol has no known toxic levels, though excessive use might cause a mild laxative effect which resolves as the body's enzymatic activity adjusts. A large percentage passes through the body before the carbohydrates are absorbed, thereby making it safe for diabetics or anyone pursuing a healthy lifestyle. The vast majority of Xylitol on the market is imported from China, comes from corn, or both. Xylitol Canada prides itself on producing the finest quality Xylitol derived entirely from North American grown hardwood trees. Xylitol is approved for use by: The U.S. Food and Drug Administration Health Canada The World Health Organization's Joint Expert Committee on Food Additives American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry The European Union's Scientific Committee for Food The California Dental Association Calorie Control Council and many others Many Journals cite the positive benefits of Xylitol, including: The Journal of the American Dental Association The International Dental Journal Journal of Dental Research and many others History of Xylitol During World War II, Finland was suffering from a sugar shortage and with no domestic supply of sugar, they searched for, and rediscovered, an alternative – xylitol. It was only when xylitol was stabilized that it became a viable sweetener in foods. Researchers also discovered xylitol's insulin–independent nature (it metabolizes in the body without using insulin). Diabetes and Xylitol Xylitol is known to be diabetic safe. The body processes these sweeteners without using insulin in the process meaning there is no resultant spike in blood sugar. Xylitol is seven on the glycemic index and sugar is 68. The glycemic index is a numerical index that ranks carbohydrates on their rate of glycemic response or how quickly they convert to glucose in the body. The higher the number, the more quickly the carbohydrate breaks down thus causing a spike in blood sugar. Glycemic Index The glycemic index is a numerical index that ranks carbohydrates on their rate of glycemic response or how quickly they convert to glucose in the body. The higher the number, the more quickly the carbohydrates break down thus causing a spike in blood sugar. Glycemic Index of Sweeteners Xylitol 7 Agave Nectar 15 Barley Malt Syrup 42 Maple Syrup 54 Backstrap Molasses 55 Honey 62 White Sugar 68 High Fructose Corn Syrup 100 Glucose 100 According to the American Diabetes Association most sweeteners have calories and carbohydrates; for instance, table sugar (sucrose), honey, brown sugar, molasses, fructose, maple syrup, cane sugar, agave nectar and confectioners' sugar. Sugar Alcohols Xylitol is an all natural reduced-calorie sweetener or "sugar alcohol". Even though it is called a sugar alcohol, it does not contain alcohol. Sugar alcohols also include hydrogenated starch hydrolysates, isomalt, lactitol, maltitol, mannitol, and sorbitol. Sugar alcohols contain fewer calories and fewer carbohydrates than other sweeteners. The calorie content ranges from 0.2 calories per gram to 3.4 calories per gram (compared to 4 calories per gram for sugar). That doesn't mean you can eat all the sugar you may want. Most sweets contain a large amount of carbohydrate in a very small serving. So you need to be sure to have a small serving. Xylitol FAQ's What is Xylitol? Xylitol is a sugar alcohol – and no, that doesn't mean there's alcohol in it. It's also known as a polyol. Sugar alcohols contain fewer calories and fewer carbohydrates than other sweeteners. Replacing sugar with xylitol can be helpful if you're trying to lose weight or even to help prevent weight gain. What does Xylitol taste like? Xylitol is a white crystalline granule that looks and tastes like sugar. The good news is that it doesn't have the negative side effects associated with sugar. Xylitol is low calorie, low carb, diabetic safe and they think it's guilt free! What is the nutritional content of Xylitol? Xylitol has 2.4 calories per gram and is slowly absorbed as a complex carbohydrate. In comparison, sugar has 3.75 calories per gram. Where does Your Xylitol come from? Xyla brand Xylitol is extracted from North-American grown hardwood trees, and it's delicious. They believe the practices employed in the harvesting and processing of their Xylitol are ecologically sustainable. Xylitol is also naturally occurring in many fruits and vegetables. Did you know the human body makes about 15 grams of xylitol per day? Does Xylitol Canada make Xylitol from birch trees? The current process extracts xylan from corncobs or hardwood trees such as birch or maple. Currently, they use birch trees grown and processed here in North America. Why am I just hearing about Xylitol? During World War II, Finland was suffering from a sugar shortage and with no domestic supply of sugar they searched for, and rediscovered, an alternative – xylitol. It was only when xylitol was stabilized that it became a viable sweetener in food. Researchers also discovered xylitol's insulin-independent nature (it metabolizes in the body without using insulin). Xylitol is the sweetener of choice in European countries and they are just catching up in North America. Today, about 80% of chewing gum sold in Asian countries contains xylitol. How is Xylitol made? The xylan molecule is extracted from hardwood trees through an all-natural process utilizing steam and ion exchange. Then, it's crystallized and voila! – Emerald Forest all natural xylitol is ready for your coffee, tea, cereal, and all those delicious baked goods you wish you could eat but have been avoiding because of high calories. How do your products compare to your competitors? Xylitol Canada chooses to use 100% pure crystalline granules with no added ingredients. They have surveyed other products and find that some companies add what they consider to be unnecessary ingredients. Check the ingredient label and you might find natural flavors (what are they exactly?), sugar, or silica dioxide (which is a flowing agent). They feel these added ingredients dilute the purity of xylitol products. How do I use Xyla all natural sweeteners? Xyla brand Xylitol can be used one to one in any recipe requiring sugar. It is ideal for sweetening coffee, tea, cereal or using in homemade, salad dressing, sauces, and dips and any other recipe calling for sugar. How do I bake with Xylitol? Xyla brand Xylitol can be used one to one in any recipe requiring sugar. Sugar alcohols do not react with yeast so they won't help bread rise. Xylitol does not caramelize when baking so finished baked goods may seem dryer. An easy solution is to add more liquid, lecithin, butter, or even xanthan gum to the recipe to retain moisture. Xanthan gum will keep sugar alcohols from crystallizing so they suggest sifting xanthan gum with xylitol prior to adding liquid ingredients. Solid chocolates and some recipes that are exposed to air for long periods such as jams or jellies will also show signs of re-crystallizing. If a recipe calls for powdered sugar (i.e., frosting), place dry xylitol in a blender or food processor and pulse until it's a fine powder. You can also add corn starch, tapioca powder, arrowroot or a touch of guar gum to powdered xylitol and blend it all together. Use two parts by weight of powder to one part of shortening or butter for frosting. To substitute for one cup of brown sugar, use ¼ cup molasses and ¾ xylitol. Are Xyla all natural sweeteners allergen-free? Yes! Xylitol is non-allergenic; the likelihood of an adverse reaction is less than one in a million. As well, the process of extracting xylitol from its source eliminates the possibility of allergic reactions from plant materials. Think of distilled water: whether it begins with water from the ocean, lake, or river, once the water is distilled the finished product is pure water. Its origin has no bearing on the end product. It's the same with Xylitol: once xylan is extracted from its source – just like distilled water – it has no connection to its original source. In addition, the body produces up to 15 grams of xylitol per day, which means they have a natural tolerance to xylitol. How does Xylitol affect diabetics? Xylitol is known to be diabetic safe. It is a natural insulin stabilizers; therefore, they don't cause a spike in blood sugar and actually help reduce sugar and carbohydrate cravings. Xylitol is seven on the glycemic; sugar is 68. What is the glycemic index and why is it important? The glycemic index is a numerical index that ranks carbohydrates on their rate of glycemic response or how quickly they convert to glucose in the body. The higher the number, the more quickly the carbohydrate breaks down thus causing a spike in blood sugar. Why does my dentist suggest I use products sweetened with Xylitol? Testing confirms that xylitol is the best sweetener for teeth which is why they use it in their Ricochet-brand Gums, Mints, Candies. Classified as a sugar alcohol, it differs from sugar because most sugar alcohols are unable to metabolize oral bacteria and they also inhibit plaque formation. Xylitol doesn't ferment so it can't produce acid. Maintaining a neutral pH level in the mouth is necessary as an alkaline environment is inhospitable to destructive bacteria, especially streptococcus mutans. Research has proven that regular use of xylitol helps re-mineralize damaged tooth enamel and inhibits demineralization of healthy tooth enamel. A recent study published in the Journal of the American Dental Association reports that "Xylitol is an effective preventive agent against dental caries." Catherine Hayes, D.M.D., D.M.Sc at the Harvard School of Dental Medicine concluded that "Xylitol can significantly decrease the incidence of dental caries." Xylitol is also great for dry mouth because it stimulates salivary flow which makes the pH of the mouth more alkaline. How much Xylitol can be consumed in a day? Research shows that 6-7 grams of xylitol per day provides maximum protection against tooth decay. So enjoy a piece of gum or two after snacks or meals. Are there any side effects to using Xylitol? Excessive use of xylitol can cause mild digestive discomfort. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) states that xylitol is non-toxic for humans. Is Xylitol safe for pets? No. Do not give xylitol to pets, because if they ingest xylitol they run the risk of going into hypoglycemic shock. Chocolate is a good example of a food that's safe for you, but bad for your pets. Pet owners know not to give 'people-food' to pets for any reason as their bodies just can't handle it. Emerald Forest Sugar, Inc. is not qualified to give pet owners veterinary advice. If your pet accidentally ingests any xylitol, immediately call your veterinarian. Tell me more about your Xyla products? Do you make them? Xyla is the name they use on all of their xylitol-sweetened Mints, Candy, and Gums. Yes, they make them themselves at their manufacturing plant in Broomfield, Colorado. Xyla products are an excellent way to incorporate the myriad health and dental benefits available from xylitol-sweetened products in a tasty, convenient way. Xyla Mints, and candies are attractively packaged in unique decorator tins and Xyla Gum is available in a 12-ct. blister pack or a 100-ct. jar. About Xyla Xylitol USA, Inc. was formally Incorporated in 2010 and is a wholly owned subsidiary of Xylitol Canada, Inc. Their roots go back prior to 2004 and they have been producing a full line of Xylitol products in North America for almost 10 years. They maintain a state of the art production and distribution facility in Aurora, CO. Their staff has over 50 years of combined experience and expertise in naturally sugar free sweeteners and products. As a division of a publicly traded company, Xylitol USA has the strategic backing and vision to continue to be a leader in the Xylitol market. Xylitol USA uses only North American Hardwood based Xylitol. Rest assured whether you are purchasing their bulk Xylitol, or any one of their 70+ Xylitol products, you are getting the highest quality North American made offering available.


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I am pondering who we are and want to be in memoir.
Maybe we have no choice. But writing takes time and revision and so, in fact, we always do.
Reading Joan Didion's BLUE NIGHTS made me sad: for her daughter, of course, but also for Didion herself, who has not entered old age with resilience or wisdom. She's frail, she tells us again and again. But she's also Joan Didion and a killer writer still, though she relies more than may be wise on the repetition of key phrases. All through the book——a book about her daughter's death——I kept wondering, what happened? What several things (for there seem to have been several things) went wrong? Didion will not go there so you need to look back at THE YEAR OF MAGICAL THINKING to hear more.
I found Francisco Goldman's SAY HER NAME wonderful and gripping. It sent me on this memoir binge. Roland Barthes' MOURNING DIARY kept me there since I had recently lost a mother and a brother too.
So I have been doing my own writing, hoping to do it in way that feels true to me and speaks to others. I am processing my new book: THE CLASSICS AT A TIME OF WAR. It's a sequel to my earlier memoir about growing up in-between Italian and Jewish American cultures in New York. It's also a meditation on why we read classic books at times of loss and how they speak to us at this time of ongoing wartime.
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I start this thread in all marketplaces so that both Videohivers and Audiojunglers can see it.
This topic has been discussed in the audiojungle-forums before.
But the awareness and participation of videohivers is important so this thread shall now be used to discuss this issue
What is the Problem?
The mp3-preview you can download from an audiojungle-items page is not in sync with the final bought track.
Due to mp3-compression, a gap of silence is added at the beginning, which makes the preview start later than the actual wav-file.
Comparison of the bought track and preview:
If a videohive-author now uses the audiojungle-preview to make his animation, the buyer may need to shift the bought audio of 1-2 frames forward in time to line up with the animation.
Is this really a big problem?Fortunately, in most cases, no. We are talking about a delay of 20-60ms (at least what I've seen), which relates to 1-2 frames of animation. If your animations doesn't have fast impacts, hits or other things that are underlined by quick, sharp sounds, you most probably won't notice it.
But there are templates where you might notice this
Essentially, the sound will come too early, when your customer add the bought sound into your project file. If you are having fast logo reveals or impacts, this is noticeable. Human are less sensible to hearing sound AFTER the visual equivalent since that is something we experience in real world, too (light is faster than sound). But in this case the sound is coming too early which makes even a small gap not "feeling" right.
Possible solutionsFinding an applicable solution to this problem is the goal of this thread.
Suggestions of solutions:
1. Audiojungle authors need to include mp3-file next to wav, having the same gap as the preview.
This is the most applicable solution in my opinion. Buyers then only have to use the mp3 instead of the wav. Although quality suffers a bit.
2. Audiojungle authors adding an equivalent gap to their wav's
This can only be applied to Logo sounds, since they are not relying on BPM-patterns, which will be destroyed by adding the gap. (I'm a video-guy, excuse me if I explained that wrong. I'm referring to a statement from audiojungle author alkis)
3. Adding wav-previews
Probably not possible due to file sizes.
Personally I just add a new channel to do the watermark for the preview file so everything should be in synch as far as that goes. It seems like that would be the easiest solution to the problem. Unless the problem is in the compression like was said earlier.
When you say you have a delay of 20-60ms that might just be from authors using the red book cd standard silence at the beginning which is causing the issue. Maybe it is common for music to have that silence at the beginning but not for sound fx, or logos. That was my thought when you said 20-60ms, but I could be wrong.
Interesting. I'll bring it to the attention to our UX guy.
I know this problem. I am removing it manualy with Adobe Soundbooth. Yes it's a big problem for some projects. And fo VHr authors who doesnt use any audio editing software or even not aware of this problem.
I think every AJ author does it that way, but the problem seems to be the mp3-compression. You can compare your wav to the preview-mp3 and see if the length is the same.
I'm not sure if I understand you correctly. Do you remove the gap of the preview before you are making your animation to the sound?
if anyone will use one of my track in the future for some video i will do this check immediately.
Just expand the track in AE to see it's waveform, zoom in all the way and move it a frame or two (as much as you need) and problem solved
Here are some thoughts from me … and please don't get it wrong nor hopefully do I sound as if I would try to put to the work on the video/editing guys. I would always happy to make my files the most perfect and best way if it every serves you!
- every professional cutting program should have an option as "delete silence", no? (please correct me if I am wrong, I am not too much into video editing, but logically this would be something essential
- I totally understand that editors downloading the mp3 preview to see how or if it works with their prohect, but since you are aware that it is a preview and an mp3 issue, why don't you simply get rid of the gap when importing the file right from the start? You could even create a macro or something, which directly gets rid of the silence. No matter how you do it, I sync files all day long manually and it is just a matter of a few seconds to magnify and get rid of the silence.
Again please don't get me wrong, but I see the mp3 file as a preview file and if I think about it, I would never "put a mistake" in my 100% perfect and in sync wav file to match an issue in a mp3 preview, ... because if someone wants to create perfectly synced loops from, it would be pure hell.
I always like to think in return, so please imagine the following. An audio guy approaches you and saying: Hey, I work with preview movie scenes, but on the preview files I don't see the lip sync very well. Since I already started hiring the narrators, speakers and vocal actors, I would like to have the preview but with high quality lip and mouth areas
AGAIN, if majority on Audiojungle would find this an issue and they wish to have the wav file synced "wrong" as the mp3, NO PROBLEM AT ALL! ... but please consider thinking about the points I mentioned!
I've tested some of my uploads, that's exactly what's happening. Fortunately there are .wav files inside and that's what the buyers should be using at all times, but the preview has to be .mp3…
If it's a logo track that has detailed impacts and hits and logo reveal sounds in it, I'll probably edit the preview myself since lots of videohive authors and it would be more conenivent, so I guess it's worth taking the extra 1min to do this. Otherwise if it's a full track I don't know if it's that important.


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HuffPo Live Asks: What's Fair for Working Families?
Jun 24, 2014
By Fatima Cervantes
Government officials, policy advocates, and everyday Americans talked fairness for working families during a HuffPost Live Q & A session that set the table for yesterday's White House Summit on Working Families.
The inclusive conversation brought out rarely discussed features of the workplace. When asked about fair pay, Uncommon Goods Warehouse Supervisor Sha'Ron Burden explained that it helps "you feel more dedication to your teammates." In Burden's experience, an employee's loyalty to a company is closely tied to the respect with which their employer treats them.
U.S. Secretary of Labor Thomas Perez discussed efforts to raise the minimum wage, protect home health care workers, and regulate overtime pay. Perez highlighted changes in the workforce, noting that while the number of working women and households with two working parents has increased, the U.S. has not responded with family-supporting policies. To address this concern, he called for the passage of paid sick leave and family medical leave laws, citing the success of state laws in Connecticut (sick leave) and California (family leave).
HuffPo Live host Alyona Minkovsk raised a common, if misguided, concern of paid leave opponents; they suggest paid-leave will cut into businesses' bottom line and lead to higher prices for consumers. But despite the opposition from some businesses, campaigns for earned sick days and family leave are going strong. Secretary Perez highlighted numerous studies showing the benefits of paid leave. "There are businesses that have voluntarily instituted paid-leave programs [and] have seen their stock prices actually go up," he explained. " And businesses who are the first in their area to do it see their stock prices rise even higher…"
David Bolotsky, founder and CEO of UncommonGoods, provided insight on fair practices. He said he has always paid employees higher rates than the minimum wage because it's both the right thing to do and good for business. In fact, Bolotsky attributes his company's consistent growth to his philosophy on fair pay. UncommonGoods is an on-record supporter of paid family leave law. And he's not alone; many businesses are actively demonstrating their support.
Bolotsky added that when businesses fail to provide their employees living wages, it forces the government to intervene to protect workers. Analilia Mejia, executive director of New Jersey Working Families, echoed the point: the government should not be subsidizing poverty-level jobs.
Perez recognized these changes would require persistence, but he seemed ready for the challenge. "Americans need a raise and we're going to keep fighting."
The Q & A session served as a good foundation for The White House Summit on Working Families which continued to explore these efforts to support working families' relief from poverty and the strengthening of the middle class.


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Clementine- I know its gotten popular lately, but I think its a mouthful.
Evangeline- I think it sounds awkward.
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(NEWSER) – A rare band of summer thunderstorms left one person dead and a dozen injured from lightning strikes at Venice Beach in Los Angeles yesterday. Witnesses tell the Los Angeles Times that the storm seemed to come from nowhere and lasted 15 minutes, causing panic as fishermen and beachgoers rushed to find shelter. A National Weather Service spokesman says lightning hit the water and the beach at least four times. A coroner's office spokesman says the dead man is in his mid-20s and that it's too early to say whether he was killed by "lightning strike, drowning, or being trampled by the crowd."
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The Obama administration, from the President and First Lady to the Vice President and his wife, is one hundred percent behind our troops in compassionate initiatives and honorable policy that match their words. This is worth mentioning because it's highly unusual.
If you haven't been aware of the extraordinary work that Dr. Jill Biden and First Lady Michelle Obama have done through their "Joining Forces" organization, maybe you heard Joe Biden's speech this weekend; the one that moved people to tears with its raw emotion on the issue of loss.
Vice President Joe Biden and Dr. Jill Biden (who has also long been a strong supporter and advocate for military families) addressed the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS) National Military Survivor Seminar in Arlington, Virginia, on May 25, 2012.
The Obama Administration Supports the Troops In Deed as Well as Word
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Topic: Pain Medication in hospital
My husband was recently hospitalized for his weakness and low blood pressure. He has not been eating because of the lack of appetite and, as most already know, food just does not taste good.
He had soreness across his upper abdomen and his urine was a little dark -- no jaundice yet. He went in mainly to get IV's for fluid. He ate a little solid food for his dinner, fruit and vanilla pudding -- just a couple spoonsful of each. Later in the evening he developed an excrusiating sharp pain across his upper abdomen like a knife going in him -- a level 10 pain.
After two shots of morphine it still didn't touch the pain. A dear angel of a nurse called the doctor and discussed giving him the drug called
DILAUDIN. He had a shot of that and it worked almost immediately -- he went to sleep right away.
Don't know how many additional shots he had during the night, but he called me this morning and said he had a real good night's sleep and didn't feel the after affects of the drug. Anymore morphine would have made him sick. Morphine can be given every 4 hrs., Dilaudin, as I understood it, can
be given every 2 hrs. Thought it was good info. to pass along. God bless all! ~~ Jean


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|Name: systemd-sysvinit
|Distribution: openSUSE 12.1
|Version: 37
|Vendor: openSUSE
|Release: 3.4.1
|Build date: Sat Nov 5 11:34:54 2011
|Group: System/Base
|Build host: build06
|Size: 4873
|Source RPM: systemd-37-3.4.1.src.rpm
|Packager: http://bugs.opensuse.org
|Url: http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd
|Summary: System V init tools
Drop-in replacement of System V init tools.
* Fri Nov 04 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Fix rpm macros to only call presets on initial install (bnc#728104). * Thu Oct 27 2011 email@example.com - Add no-tmpfs-fsck.patch: don't try to fsck tmpfs mountpoint (bnc#726791). * Wed Oct 19 2011 email@example.com - Add avoid-random-seed-cycle.patch: fix dependency cycle between cryptsetup and random-seed-load (bnc#721666). - Add crash-isolating.patch: fix crash when isolating a service. - Fix bootsplash being killed too early. - Fix some manpages not being redirected properly. - Add storage-after-cryptsetup.service to restart lvm after cryptsetup. Fixes lvm on top of LUKS (bnc#724238). * Fri Oct 14 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Recommends dbus-1-python, do not requires python (bnc#716939) - Add private_tmp_crash.patch: prevent crash in debug mode (bnc#699829). - Add systemctl-completion-fix.patch: fix incorrect bash completion with some commands (git). * Wed Oct 12 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Shadow single sysv service, it was breaking runlevel 1. - Add modules_on_boot.patch to handle /etc/sysconfig/kernel MODULES_ON_BOOT variable (bnc#721662). * Wed Oct 12 2011 email@example.com - Update to release 37: - many bugfixes - ConditionCapability added, useful for containers. - locale mechanism got extend to kbd configuration for both X and the console - don't try to guess PID for SysV services anymore (bnc#723194) - Drop detect-non-running.patch, logind-warning.patch. - Rewrite systemd-sysv-convert in bash (bnc#716939) * Tue Oct 11 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - make sure updaters get in the /sbin/init from here - the sub package of the split package will decide which init wins in update case * Tue Oct 11 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - under openSUSE if it's not systemd, chances are good it's sysvinit * Tue Oct 11 2011 email@example.com - do not list specific sbin_init providers * Wed Oct 05 2011 email@example.com - Add logind-warning.patch: fix pam warning (bnc#716384) * Fri Sep 30 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 36 : - many bugfixes - systemd now requires socket-activated syslog implementations - After=syslog.target is no longer needed in .service files - X-Interactive is ignored in LSB headers (was not working) - Enable back insserv.conf parsing in systemd core and fix added dependencies (bnc#721428). - Fix detection of LSB services status when running daemon (bnc#721426). - Drop 0001-execute-fix-bus-serialization-for-commands.patch, fix-reload.patch * Thu Sep 29 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add services to stop bootsplash at end of startup and start it at beginning of shutdown. - Fix bootsplash call and ensure dependencies are set right. * Thu Sep 29 2011 email@example.com - Add detect-non-running.patch: fix assertion when running systemctl under non systemd system (git). - Requires presets branding package. - Improve macros a little bit. * Mon Sep 26 2011 email@example.com - Merge migration rpm macros into service_add/service_del macros. - Use systemd presets in rpm macros - Add fix-reload.patch: handle daemon-reload and start condition properly (bnc#719221). * Fri Sep 23 2011 email@example.com - Add systemd-splash / bootsplash-startup.service: enable bootsplash at startup. * Fri Sep 16 2011 email@example.com - Create -32bit package (bnc#713319) * Mon Sep 12 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Do not mask localnet service, it is not yet handled by systemd. (bnc#716746) * Fri Sep 09 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add revert_insserv_conf_parsing.patch and systemd-insserv_conf: remove insserv.conf parsing from systemd and use generator instead. - put back default.target creation at package install and remove inittab generator, Yast2 is now able to create it. * Thu Sep 01 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 34: * Bugfixes * optionaly apply cgroup attributes to cgroups systemd creates * honour sticky bit when trimming cgroup trees * improve readahead - Add libacl-devel as BuildRequires (needed for systemd-uaccess) - Add some %{nil} to systemd.macros to fix some build issues. - Fix dbus assertion - move gtk part to its own package, to reduce bootstrapping (bnc#713981). * Fri Aug 26 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update compose_table patch to use two separate loadkeys call, compose table overflows otherwise (spotted by Werner Fink). * Wed Aug 24 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add tty1.patch: ensure passphrase are handled before starting gettty on tty1. - Add inittab generator, creating default.target at startup based on /etc/inittab value. - No longer try to create /etc/systemd/system/default.target at initial package install (bnc#707418) - Fix configuration path used for systemd user manager. - Ensure pam-config output is no display in install script. - Remove buildrequires on vala, no longer needed. * Fri Aug 19 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Handle disable_capslock, compose table and kbd_rate - Add rpm macros.systemd file. - Do not disable klogd, it has its own service now. - Handle kexec correctly (bnc#671673). - Disable preload services, they are conflicting with systemd. * Fri Aug 19 2011 email@example.com - enable pam_systemd module, using pam-config. * Thu Aug 18 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Fix crash with systemctl enable. * Tue Aug 16 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Fix localfs.service to no cause cycle and starts it after local-fs.target. * Thu Aug 04 2011 email@example.com - Remove root-fsck.patch, mkinitrd will use the same path as dracut. - Add systemd-cryptsetup.patch: don't complain on "none" option in crypttab. - Add systemd-cryptsetup-query.patch: block boot until passphrase is typed. * Wed Aug 03 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add root-fsck.patch: do not run fsck on / if it is rw - Ship a non null localfs.service, fixes static mount points not being mounted properly. * Wed Aug 03 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 33: * optimizations and bugfixes. * New PrivateNetwork= service setting which allows you to shut off networking for a specific service (i.e. all routable network interfaces will disappear for that service). * Merged insserv-parsing.patch and bash-completion-restart.patch patches. * Tue Aug 02 2011 email@example.com - Add insserv-parsing.patch: read/parse insserv.conf. - Add bash-completion-restart.patch: fix restart service list (bnc#704782). * Mon Aug 01 2011 email@example.com - Split up devel package. - restart logind after upgrade. - Adjust rpmlintrc for changes. * Fri Jul 29 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 32: * bugfixes * improve selinux setup * Thu Jul 28 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 31: * rewrite of enable/disable code: New features systemctl --runtime, systemctl mask, systemctl link and presets. * sd-daemon is now shared library. * Tue Jul 19 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 30: + Logic from pam_systemd has been moved to new systemd-login. + VT gettys are autospawn only when needed + Handle boot.local/halt.local on SUSE distribution + add support for systemctl --root * Wed Jun 29 2011 email@example.com - Make sure to not start kbd initscript, it is handled by systemd natively. * Fri Jun 17 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - version 29: + enable chkconfig support in systemctl for openSUSE. + systemctl: plug a leak upon create_symlink mismatch + mount /run without MS_NOEXEC + dbus: fix name of capability property + systemctl: fix double unref of a dbus message + cryptsetup-generator: fix /etc/cryptsetup options + selinux: selinuxfs can be mounted on /sys/fs/selinux + readahead-common: fix total memory size detection + systemctl: fix 'is-enabled' for native units under /lib + systemctl: fix a FILE* leak + pam-module: add debug= parameter + remote-fs.target: do not order after network.target - update tarball url. * Wed Jun 15 2011 email@example.com - Use RPM macros instead of $RPM_FOO variables - Don't require %{version}-%{release} of the base package, %{version} is sufficient * Tue Jun 14 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - new snapshot - mount /run without MS_NOEXEC - readahead-common: fix total memory size detection - enable chkconfig support in systemctl for openSUSE - selinux: selinuxfs can be mounted on /sys/fs/selinux - cryptsetup-generator: fix /etc/cryptsetup options - systemctl: fix double unref of a dbus message - drop merged chkconfig patch * Tue Jun 14 2011 email@example.com - Add sysv chkconfig patch to be able to enable / disable sysv initscripts with systemctl. - Ensure plymouth support is buildable conditionnally. * Thu May 26 2011 email@example.com - version 28 - drop hwclock-save.service - fix segfault when a DBus message has no interface - man: update the list of unit search locations - readahead-collect: ignore EACCES for fanotify - rtc in localtime: use settimeofday(NULL, tz) instead of hwclock(8) * Sat May 21 2011 email@example.com - new snapshot - fix crash in D-Bus code * Sat May 21 2011 email@example.com - new snapshot - socket: always use SO_{RCV,SND}BUFFORCE to allow larger values - util: use new VT ESC sequence to clear scrollback buffer - sd-daemon: move _sd_hidden_ from .h to .c file - missing: add IP_TRANSPARENT * Sat May 21 2011 email@example.com - version 27 - util: use open_terminal() in chvt() too - socket: expose SO_BROADCAST - git: add .mailmap - exec: expose tty reset options in dbus introspection data - socket: expose IP_TRANSPARENT - exec: hangup/reset/deallocate VTs in gettys - socket: use 666 socket mode by default since neither fifos, nor sockets, nor mqueues need to be executable - socket: add POSIX mqueue support - README: document relation to nss-myhostname - hostnamed: check that nss-myhostname is installed * Tue May 17 2011 email@example.com - new snapshot - sysctl: apply /etc/sysctl.conf last - systemd-analyze: print hostname, kernelversion and arch at the top of the plot - pam: downgrade a few log msgs - hostnamed: SetPrettyHostname() should check PK action org.freedesktop.hostname1.set-static-hostname - user-sessions: ignore EROFS when unlinking /etc/nologin if the file doesn't exist anyway - unit: make ignoring in snapshots a per unit property, instead of a per unit type property - vconsole: use open_terminal() instead of open() - units: enable automount units only if the kernel supports them * Thu May 05 2011 email@example.com - remove policy filter * Thu May 05 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - add missing buildrequires dbus-1-devel, vala, libxslt-devel - touch vala files for rebuilding to unbreak Factory * Mon May 02 2011 email@example.com - also delete plymouth files * Mon May 02 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - disable plymouth sub-package until plymouth gets into Factory * Sun May 01 2011 email@example.com - new snapshot - binfmt, modules-load, sysctl, tmpfiles: add missing ConditionDirectoryNotEmpty= - binfmt, modules-load, sysctl, tmpfiles: read /usr/local/lib and where appropriate /lib directories * Sat Apr 30 2011 email@example.com - version 26 - plymouth: introduce plymouth.enable=0 kernel command line - util: don't AND cx with cx - man: typo in sd_daemon reference - util: conf_files_list() return list as parameter - dbus: make daemon reexecution synchronous * Thu Apr 28 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - new snapshot - service: properly notice when services with a main process that isn't a child of init die - unit: fix assert when trying to load unit instances for uninstanciable types - def: lower default timeout to 90s - manager: fix serialization counter * Wed Apr 27 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - new snapshot - dbus: don't hit assert when dumping properties - cryptsetup: fix keyfile size option processing - socket: improve warning message when we get POLLHUP - mount: failure to mount cgroup hierarchies should not be fatal - configure: add AC_SYS_LARGEFILE * Mon Apr 25 2011 email@example.com - new snapshot - tmpfiles.d: switch to stacked config dirs in /lib, /etc, /run - sysctl.d, binfmt.d, modules-load.d: switch to stacked config dirs in /lib, /etc, /run - manager: mkdir /run/systemd/system when starting up - man: Spelling fixes * Thu Apr 21 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - version 25 - mount: Allow creating mount units for /var/lib/nfs/rpc_pipefs and /proc/fs/nfsd. - socket: support ListeSpecial= sockets - vconsole: don't set console font/keymap if settings are empty - nspawn: don't fail when we receive SIGCHLD - cgroup: don't accidentaly trim on reload - units: set capability bounding set for syslog services - socket: log more information about invalid poll events - man: fix specification of default timeouts - mount,crypto: rework meaning of noauto/nofail - fsck: don't fsck against basic.target in order to properly allow automount /home - manager: when running in test mode, do not write generated unit files to /run/systemd/generator - mount: properly parse timeouts options in the middle of the string - hostnamed: drop all caps but CAP_SYS_ADMIN - execute: when we run as PID 1 the kernel doesn't give us CAP_SETPCAP by default. Get that temporarily when dropping capabilities for good - mount: make device timeout configurable - cryptsetup: do not order crypto DM devices against the cryptsetup service - socket: reuse existing FIFOs - socket: guarantee order in which sockets are passed to be the one of the configuration file - systemctl: always consider unit files with no [Install] section but stored in /lib enabled - job: also print status messages when we successfully started a unit - hostnamed: add reference to SMBIOS specs - man: runlevel 5 is usually more comprehensive, so use it instead of 3 to detect whether a sysv service is enabled - polkit: follow the usual syntax for polkit actions - hostnamed: introduce systemd-hostnamed - units: order quotacheck after remount-rootfs - hostname: split out hostname validation into util.c - dbus: split out object management code into dbus-common, and simplify it - strv: properly override settings in env_append() - strv: detect non-assignments in env blocks properly in env_append() - 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manager: fix taint check for /usr - unit: never apply /etc/rcN.d/ priority to native services - unit: fix parsing of condition-result - unit: don't complain about failed units when deserializing - exec: drop process group kill mode since it has little use and confuses the user - cgroup: explain when we cannot initialize the cgroup stuff - systemctl: don't truncate description when using pager - ask-password: also accept Backspace as first keypress as silent mode switch - unit: when deserializing jobs, don't pull in dependencies - locale: fix LC_MESSAGES variable name - plymouth: Remove the calls to plymouth message - udev: systemd-tag all ttys - tmpfiles fix /run/lock permissions - ask-password: use TAB to disable asterisk password echo - execute: socket isn't abstract anymore - use /run instead of /dev/.run - man: explain a couple of default dependencies - mount: pull in quota services from local mountpoints with usr/grpquota options - service: pull in sysv facility targets from the sysv units, not the other way round - units: pull in syslog.target from syslog.socket - units: don't ever pull in SysV targets from other SysV targets - units: document that some targets exists only for compat with SysV - man: document pidns containers - units: deemphesize Names= settings, and explain why nobody whould use them - units: on mandriva/fedora create single.service alias via symlink, not Names= - units: get rid of runlevel Names=, the symlinks in /lib/systemd/system are much more useful - rework syslog detection so that we need no compile-time option what the name of the syslog implementation is - man: document .requires/ directories - special: get rid of dbus.target - exec: properly apply capability bounding set, add inverted bounding sets - dbus: add service D-Bus property "Sockets" - dbus: consolidate service SysV conditionals - unit: serialize condition test results - def: centralize definition of default timeout in one place - chkconfig: check against runlevel 5 instead of 3, since it is a superset of the latter - systemctl: accept condstop as alias for stop - dbus: allow LoadUnit to unprivileged users - umount: make sure skip_ro is always correctly initialized - create /run (link it to /var/run) - refresh splash password patch - conflict with old mkinitrd version (we need /run) - conflict with old udev (we need /run) * Wed Mar 16 2011 email@example.com - new snapshot - man: fix systemctl try-restart description - Add Frugalware display-manager service - main: revert recognition of "b" argument - main: interpret all argv[] arguments unconditionally when run in a container - loopback: downgrade an error to warning - nspawn: bind mount /etc/localtime - nspawn: make tty code more robust against closed/reopened /dev/console - util: make touched files non-writable by default - nspawn: allocate a new pty instead of passing ours through to avoid terminal settings chaos - main: parse the whole arv[] as kernel command line - main: check if we have a valid PID before getting the name - ask-password: reset signal mask after we are done - cgroup: don't recheck all the time whether the systemd hierarchy is mounted, to make strace outputs nicer and save a few stat()s - man: document systemd-nspawn - cgls: don't strip user processes and kernel threads from default output - umount: don't try to remount bind mounts ro during shutdown - getty: move automatic serial getty logic into generator - container: skip a few things when we are run in a container such as accessing /proc/cmdline - cgls: by default start with group of PID 1 - pam: determine user cgroup tree from cgroup of PID 1 - nspawn: move container into its own name=systemd cgroup - manager: don't show kernel boot-up time for containers - manager: show who killed us - units: add console-shell.service which can be used insted of the gettys to get a shell on /dev/console * Mon Mar 14 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - new snapshot - build-sys: move remaining tools from sbin/ to bin/ since they might eventually be useful for user execution - hostname: don't override the hostname with localhost if it is already set and /etc/hostname unset - audit: give up sending auditing messages when it failed due to EPERM - nspawn: don't require selinux on if it is compiled in - main: remove AF_UNIX sockets before binding - shutdown: print a nice message when terminating a container - nspawn: mount /selinux if needed - shutdown: just call exit() if we are in a container - umount: assume that a non-existing /dev/loop device means it is already detached - socket: use 777 as default mode for sockets - main: log to the console in a container - main: don't parse /proc/cmdline in containers - util: add detect_container() - nspawn: reset environment and load login shell - core: move abstract namespace sockets to /dev/.run - nspawn: add simple chroot(1) like tool to execute commands in a namespace container - util: return exit status in wait_for_terminate_and_warn() - util: properly identify pty devices by their major * Sat Mar 12 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - new snapshot - polkit: autogenerate polkit policy with correct paths - systemctl: support remote and privileged systemctl access via SSH and pkexec - gnome-ask-password-agent: fix path to watch * Fri Mar 11 2011 email@example.com - fix broken sysctl.service linking * Fri Mar 11 2011 email@example.com - new snapshot - units: move the last flag files to /dev/.run - util: close all fds before freezing execution - dbus: timeout connection setup - main: properly handle -b boot option - pam: do not leak file descriptor if flock fails - disable sysv services natively provided by systemd * Thu Mar 10 2011 email@example.com - new snapshot - main: refuse system to be started in a chroot - main: don't check if /usr really is a mount point, since it is fine if it is passed pre-mounted to us from the initrd - condition: take a timestamp and store last result of conditions - dev: use /dev/.run/systemd as runtime directory, instead of /dev/.systemd - machine-id: move machine-id-setup to /sbin - pkconfig: export full search path as .pc variable - selinux: bump up error level when in non-enforcing mode - dbus: fix dbus assert due to uninitialized error - dbus: properly generate UnknownInterface, UnknownProperty and PropertyReadOnly errors - mount: use /dev/.run as an early boot alias for /var/run * Tue Mar 08 2011 email@example.com - version 20 - service: prefix description with LSB only if script has LSB header, use 'SysV:' otherwise - unit: don't accidently create ordering links to targets when default deps are off for either target and unit - mount: support less cumbersome x-systemd-xxx mount options - unit: distuingish mandatory from triggering conditions - dbus: return DBUS_ERROR_UNKNOWN_OBJECT when an object is unknown - systemctl: when forwarding is-enabled to chkconfig hardcode runlevel 3 - job: introduce new job result code 'skipped' to use when pre conditions of job did not apply - job: convert job type as early as we can, to simplify things - Keep emacs configuration in one configuration file. - syslog: make sure the kmsg bridge is always pulled in and never terminated automatically - mount: make /media a tmpfs * Mon Mar 07 2011 email@example.com - new snapshot - add org.freedesktop.DBus.Properies.Set method - main: introduce /etc/machine-id - systemctl: fix exit code when directing is-enabled to chkconfig - dbus: add 'Tainted' property to Manager object - dbus: expose distribution name and features on manager object as properties - man: document changed EnvironmentFile= behaviour - main: add link to wiki page with longer explanation of the /usr madness - execute: load environment files at time of execution, not when we load the service configuration - path: after installing inotify watches, recheck file again to fix race - path: don't use IN_ATTRIB on parent dirs when watching a file, since those cannot be removed without emptying the dir first anyway and we need IN_ATTRIB only to detect the link count dropping to 0 - kill: always send SIGCONT after SIGTERM - readahead: disable collector automatically on read-only media - sysctl: use scandir() instead of nftw() to guarantee systematic ordering - support DT_UNKNOWN where necessary for compat with reiserfs - systemctl: always null-terminate the password - call systemd-machine-id-setup at installation * Tue Mar 01 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - version 19 - udev: don't ignore non-encrypted block devices with no superblock - udev: expose ttyUSB devices too - udev: mark hvc devices for exposure in systemd - cryptsetup: add a terse help - agent: don't print warnings if a password was removed or timed out - systemctl: shutdown agent explicitly so that it can reset the tty properly - never clean up a service that still has a process in it - label: udev might be making changes in /dev while we iterate through it - systemctl: properly handle job results - job: also trigger on-failure dependencies when jobs faile due to dependencies, timeout - job: when cancelling jobs, make sure to propagate this properly to depending jobs - job: start job timeout on enqueuing not when we start to process a job - unit: increase default timeout to 3min - logger: leave the logger longer around and allow it do handle more connections - dbus: pass along information why a job failed when it failed (dbus api change!) - general: unify error code we generate on timeout - units: synchronize gettys to plymouth even if plymouth is killed by gdm - job: start job timer when we begin running the job, not already when we add it to the queue of jobs - cryptsetup: try to show the mount point for a crypto disk if we can - rescue: terminate plymouth entirely when going into rescue mode - ask-password: fix handling of timeouts when waiting for password - ask-password: supported plymouth cached passwords - main: print warning if /usr is on a seperate partition - ensure we start not a single getty before plymouth is gone because we never know which ttys plymouth still controls - unit: introduce ConditionVirtualization= * Mon Feb 21 2011 email@example.com - new snapshot - dbus: don't rely that timer/path units have an initialized unit field (bnc#671561) * Mon Feb 21 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - new snapshot - order network mounts after network.target (bnc#672855) * Mon Feb 21 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - new snapshot - kmsg-syslogd: increase terminate timeout to 5min to generte less debug spew - shutdown(8) - call kexec if kexec kernel is loaded (bnc#671673) - unit: don't timeout fsck - man: fixed typo in SyslogIdentifier= - tmpfiles: never clean up block devices - main: refuse --test as root * Fri Feb 18 2011 email@example.com - new snapshot - units: order fsck@.service before basic.target instead of local-fs.target to relax things a little - readahead: remove misleading error messages - man: don't do more reloads than necessary in spec files - util: retry opening a TTY on EIO - util: beef up logic to find ctty name - tmpfiles: kill double slashes in unix socket names - drop vhangup patch, it is fixed in login(3) by forwarding the SIGHUP to the child process * Fri Feb 18 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - revert back to conflicts: sysvinit * Thu Feb 17 2011 email@example.com - Add temporary workaround for bnc#652633, that is do a vhangup to all processes on a tty line used for a getty * Wed Feb 16 2011 email@example.com - version 18 - systemctl: introduce --ignore-dependencies - systemctl: introduce --failed to show only failed services - systemctl: introduce --failed to show only failed services - rescue: make 'systemctl default' fail if there is already something running when the shell exited - util: seperate welcome line from other output by empty lines - manager: don't consider transaction jobs conflicting with queued jobs redundant - udev: ignore block devices which no known contents, to avoid trying of mounts/swapons when devices aren't set up full yet - swap: handle "nofail" from fstab - mount,swap: properly add dependencies to logger if needed - service: change default std output to inherit - exec: introduce global defaults for the standard output of services - udev: use SYSTEMD_READY to mask uninitialized DM devices - fsck: output to /dev/console by default in addition to syslog - execute: optionally forward program output to /dev/console in addition to syslog/kmsg - socket: refuse socket activation for SysV services - fsck: do not fail boot if fsck returns with an error code that hasn't 2 or 6 set - shutdown: execute all binaries in /lib/systemd/system-shutdown as last step before invoking reboot() - job: make status message printing more verbose - cryptsetup: fix unit file description - tmpfiles: never delete AF_UNIX sockets that are alive - getty: don't parse console= anymore, use /sys/class/tty/console/active instead - properly resolve /dev/console if more than once console= argument was passed on the kernel command line - getty: do not auto-spawn getty's on VC ttys if console=ttyN - fsck: skip root fsck if dracut already did it - util: when determining the right TERM for /dev/console consult /sys/class/tty/console/active - pam: introduce whitelist and blacklist user list feature - systemctl: minor optimizations - systemctl: don't unnecessarily close stdin/stdout/stderr for tty agent so that locking by tty works - readahead: disable readahead in virtual machines - tmpfiles: move binary to /bin to make it publicly available - tmpfiles: take names of tmpfiles configuration files on the command line - tmpfiles: log to stderr if possible - tmpfiles: support globs - units: introduce and hook up sound.target - dbus: allow all clients access to org.freedesktop.DBus.Peer - consider udev devices with SYSTEMD_READY=0 as unplugged - systemctl: don't start agent for --user - systemctl: make sure the tty agent does not retain a copy of stdio * Tue Feb 08 2011 email@example.com - new snapshot - plymouth: move plymouth out of TARGET_FEDORA - build-sys: fix AC_COMPILE_IFELSE tests - build-sys: ensure selinux configure check follows logic of other optional features - build-sys: autodetect and use pkg-config for libselinux - dbus: use ControlGroup as property name to match config option - pam: optionally reset cgroup memberships for login sessions - load-fragment: properly parse Nice= value - automount: use unit_pending_inactive() where appropriate * Tue Feb 08 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Removed unecessary workaround for plymouth startup. * Fri Feb 04 2011 email@example.com - Split plymouth support into systemd-plymouth package. * Sat Jan 22 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - new snapshot - clang: fix some issues found with clang-analyzer - gcc: make gcc shut up * Sat Jan 22 2011 email@example.com - version 17 - vala 0.10 seem to work fine - cryptsetup: fix ordering loop when dealing with encrypted swap devices - main: don't warn if /etc/mtab is a symlink to /proc/mounts - socket: don't crash if the .service unit for a .socket unit is not found - mount: ignore if an fsck is requested for a bind mount, so that we don't wait for the bind 'device' to show up - automount: fix segfault when shutting down - man: give an example for vconsole.conf - dbus: don't try to connect to the system bus before it is actually up - service: make chain of main commands and control commands independent of each other, so that both can be executed simultaneously and independently - service: don't allow reload operations for oneshot services - vala: convert from dbus-glib to gdbus - systemctl: highlight failed processes in systemctl status - systemctl: show process type along process exit codes - service: when reloading a service fails don't fail the entire service but just the reload job * Wed Jan 19 2011 email@example.com - new snapshot - shutdown: use correct kexec options - serial-getty: do not invoke /sbin/securetty; recent pam_securetty looks for console= in /proc/cmdline - systemctl: before spawning pager cache number of columns - pam: optionally keep processes of root user around - service: if a reload operation fails, don't shut down the service - execute: make sending of SIGKILL on shutdown optional - mount: do not translate uuids to lowercase - man: document missing KillSignal= and swap options - require recent util-linux - drop mtab symlink creation which is done in util-linux * Sat Jan 08 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - version 16 - device: don't warn if we cannot bump the udev socket buffer - logger: when passing on PID info, fall back to our own if originating process is already gone - service: don't hit an assert if information in LSB headers is incorrectly formatted - execute,util: fix two small memory leaks - getty: unset locale before execution - execute: drop empty assignments from env blocks on execution but keep them around otherwise to make them visible - umount: don't try to detach the dm device the root dir is on, to minimize warning messages - locale: fix variable names - fragment: allow prefixing of the EnvironmentFile= path with - to ignore errors - util: don't pass invalid fd to fdopendir() on error to avoid corruption of errno - tmpfiles: nicer message when two or more conflicting lines are configured for the same file - fragment: properly handle quotes in assignments in EnvironmentFile= files - sysctl: don't warn if sysctls are gone - readahead: ignore if files are removed during collection or before replay - serial: use TERM=vt100 instead of TERM=vt100-nav - cryptsetup: call mkswap on dm device, not on source device - mount-setup: mount /dev/pts with mode=620,gid=5 by default and make GID overridable via configure switch - systemctl: implement auto-pager a la git - shutdown: drop redundant sync() invocation - util: invoke sync() implicitly on freeze() - tmpfiles: do no follow symlinks when cleaning up dirs * Tue Dec 28 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add support for building plymouth support with openSUSE * Mon Dec 27 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - new snapshot - pam: do not sort user sessions into their own cgroups in the 'cpu' hierarchy - mount-setup: drop noexec flag from default mount options for /dev/shm - systemd.pc: change 'session' to 'user' * Thu Dec 16 2010 email@example.com - new snapshot - ifdef suse-only sysv script lookup code * Thu Dec 16 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - add bootsplash handling patch to be able to enter e.g. crypto passphrases (bnc#659885) * Thu Dec 09 2010 email@example.com - new snapshot - add LSB 'smtp' alias for mail-transport-agent.target * Wed Dec 08 2010 email@example.com - new snapshot - path: fix watching the root directory - update README * Fri Nov 26 2010 email@example.com - new snapshot - gnome-ask-password-agent: also support libnotify < 0.7 for now - udev: increase event buffer size - require fsck -l * Thu Nov 25 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - version 15 - dbus: use the right data slot allocator - manager: bump up max number of units to 128K - build-sys: allow cross-compilation - revert too new libnotify code/requirement - revert fsck -l option requirement * Tue Nov 23 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - new snapshot - units: simplify shutdown scripts - logger: fix error handling - swap: order file-based swap devices after remount-rootfs - revert too new libnotify code/requirement - revert fsck -l option requirement * Mon Nov 22 2010 email@example.com - new snapshot - systemctl: don't return LSB status error codes for 'show' - mount: do not try to mount disabled cgroup controllers - man: document /etc/modules-load.d/, /etc/os-release, locale.conf, /etc/vconsole.conf, /etc/hostname - units: move a couple of units from base.target to sysinit.target - man: reorder things to follow the same order everywhere - revert too new libnotify code/requirement - revert fsck -l option requirement * Sat Nov 20 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - version 13 - cryptsetup: actually show disk name - cryptsetup: show udev device name when asking for password - sysctl: implement native tool and support /etc/sysctl.d - units: enable console ask-password agent by default - introduce /etc/os-release distro description - job: make sure we don't fail umount.target if a mount unit failed to stop - cgroup: after killing cgroup processes, ensure the group is really dead gone. wait for 3s at max - cgroup: if we couldn't remove a cgroup after killing evertyhing in it then it's fine - cryptsetup: automatically order crypt partitions before cryptsetup.target - man: trivial BindTo description fix - manager: make list of default controllers configurable - build: expose libcryptsetup dependency in build string - pam: document controllers= switch - cgroup: by default, duplicate service cgroup in the cpu hierarchy - pam: duplicate cgroup tree in the cpu hierarchy by default, optionally more - enable native crypto handling instead of boot.crypto - revert too new libnotify code/requirement - revert fsck -l option requirement * Wed Nov 17 2010 email@example.com - version 12 - ask-password: add --console mode to ask /dev/console - revert too new libnotify code/requirement * Tue Nov 16 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - new snapshot - cryptsetup: reword questions a little - units: order hwclock after readahead - path: don't mention too many inotify msgs - cryptsetup: include device name in password question - cryptsetup: lock ourselves into memory as long as we deal with passwords - plymouth: use updated socket name - units: set TERM for gettys again, since they acquire a TTY - units: allow start-up of plymouth ask-password agent very early - units: enable ask-paswword .path units early enough to be useful for early mounts - units: delay getty until logins are allowed - pam: always rely on loginuid instead of uid to determine cgroup and XDG_RUNTIME_DIR name - cgroup: call root cgroup system instead of systemd-1 - exec: determine right TERM= setting based on tty name - pam: rename master user cgroup to 'master' - drop support for MANAGER_SESSION, introduce MANAGER_USER - units: use ConditionDirectoryNotEmpty= where applicable - unit: introduce ConditionDirectoryNotEmpty= - delete tmp.mount which may conflict with an unrelated fstab entry - revert too new libnotify code/requirement - disable native crypto handling * Mon Nov 15 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - new snapshot - load-dropin: add support for .requires directories - manager: consider jobs already installed as redundant when reducing new transactions - manager: always pull 'following' units into transaction - util: always highlight distro name - units: make use of agetty mandatory - manager: don't fail transaction if adding CONFLICTED_BY job fails - job: make it possible to wait for devices to be unplugged - tmpfiles: ignore files marked with the sticky bit - cryptsetup: handle password=none properly - cryptsetup: properly parse cipher= switch - cryptsetup: support non-LUKS crypto partitions - ask-password: enable password agent - automatically start cryptsetup when looking for mount source - log: add automatic log target - cryptsetup: hook up tool with ask-password - manager: hookup generators - split mount_point_is_api() and mount_point_ignore() - replace boot.crypto job with systemd native crypto handling - enable readahead (requires 2.6.37+ kernel's fanotify to work) * Thu Nov 11 2010 email@example.com - new snapshot - tmpfiles: include reference to man page in tmpfiles files - vconsole: support additional keymap for toggling layouts - main: warn if /etc/mtab is not a symlink - add bash completion for systemctl --system - man: minor tmpfiles(5) updates and reindenting - main: rename process on startup to 'systemd' to avoid confusion - unit: add ConditionNull= condition - ac-power: make ac-power a proper binary that scripts can call - manager: parse RD_TIMESTAMP passed from initrd - modules-load: fix minor race - label: use internal utility functions wher epossible - cryptsetup: minimal cryptsetup unit generator - selinux: relabel /dev after loading policy - log: downgrade syslog connection failure message - service: delay automatic restart if job is pending - manager: when isolating undo all pending jobs, too - manager: only minimize impact if we are in fail mode - replace /etc/mtab with link to /proc/self/mounts * Thu Nov 04 2010 email@example.com - new snapshot - man/tmpfiles.d.xml: add a manpage for tmpfiles - do not overwrite other udev tags - readahead: shortcut replay if /.readahead doesn't exist * Fri Oct 29 2010 email@example.com - new snapshot - fsck: return SUCCESS when we skip the check - fsck: skip checking / if it is writable - units: fix variable expansion - mount: don't pull in nofail mounts by default, but use them if they are around - job: recursively fail BoundBy dependencies - fsck: fix target name to check for - units: rename fedora/single.service to rescue.service - units: introduce plymouth-start and plymouth-kexec - unit: get rid of IgnoreDependencyFailure= - use util-linux:agetty instead of mingetty - unit: replace StopRetroactively= by BindTo= dependencies - automount: show who's triggering an automount - units: run sysctl only if /etc/sysctl.conf exists - systemctl: always show what and where for mount units - shutdown: reword a few messages a little - manager: show which jobs are actually installed after a transaction - timer: when deserializing timer state stay elapsed - device: set recursive_stop=true by default - unit: suppress incorrect deserialization errors - swap: there's no reason not order swap after sysinit - socket: fix IPv6 availability detection * Wed Oct 27 2010 email@example.com - new snapshot - create /dev/stderr and friends early on boot - run sysv related scripts with TERM=linux - add only swaps listed in /etc/fstab automatically to swap.target - errors: refer to systemctl status when useful - swap: add default cgroup to swap exec env - readahead: bump a device's request_nr when enabling readahead - shutdown: properly handle sigtimedwait() timing out - main: fix typo in kernel cmdline parameters help - ord-tty: properly handle SIGINT/SIGTERM - systemctl: automatically spawn temporary password agent - ask-password: properly handle multiple pending passwords - ask-password: enable plymouth agent by default - ask-password: add minimal plymouth password agent * Tue Oct 26 2010 email@example.com - new snapshot - make sure to pass TERM=linux to all sysv scripts - don't unset HOME/TERM when run in session mode - mount: add nosuid,nodev,noexec switches to /var/lock and /var/run - tmpfiles: Don't clean /var/lock/subsys - tmpfiles: Make wtmp match utmp perms, and add btmp - umount: Make sure / is remounted ro on shutdown - unset HOME and TERM set from the kernel - activate wall agent automatically - ask-password: add basic tty agent * Sat Oct 23 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - new snapshot - rename ask-password-agent to gnome-ask-password-agent - fsck: suppress error message if we cannot change into single user mode since - dbus: epose FsckPassNo property for service objects - man: document systemctl --force - introduce 'systemctl kill' * Sat Oct 23 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - new snapshot - syslog: enable kmsg bridge by default - fsck: add initial version of fsck and quotacheck wrappers - tmpfiles: remove forcefsck/fastboot flag files after boot - swap: listen for POLLPRI events on /proc/swaps if availabled - tmpfiles: integrate native tmpwatch - shutdown: loop only as long as we manage to unmount/detach devices - umount: disable dm devices by devnode, not by path name - introduce final.target - replace distro-specific shutdown scripts with native services - try to get rid of DM devices - log to console by default - introduce kexec.service, kexec.target and exit.target - hook in fsck@.service instance for all mount points with passno > 0 - systemctl: warn if user enables unit with no installation instructions - dbus: add introspection to midlevel paths - look for dynamic throw-away units in /dev/.systemd/system - major rework, use /sbin/swapon for setting up swaps - introduce Restart=on-failure and Restart=on-abort - units: enable utmp for serial gettys too - rename 'banned' load state to 'masked' - optionally, create INIT_PROCESS/DEAD_PROCESS entries for a service - use systemd-native fsck/mount - use systemd-native tmpfiles.d/ instead of tmpwatch * Fri Oct 08 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com new snapshot - fix 'systemctl enable getty@.service' - properly support 'banning' of services - handle nologin - add native reboot/shutdown implementation * Thu Oct 07 2010 email@example.com - version 11 * Wed Oct 06 2010 email@example.com - new snapshot - readahead fixes * Sun Oct 03 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - /etc/modules.d was renamed to modules-load.d - only include tmpfiles.d/*conf files * Wed Sep 29 2010 email@example.com - don't create sysv order deps on merged units - fix Provides: handling in LSB headers (network.target) - native (optional) readahead * Sun Sep 26 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Do not package man pages twice. * Wed Sep 22 2010 email@example.com - new snapshot - basic services are enabled by default now * Tue Sep 21 2010 email@example.com - new snapshot - vconsole and locale setup - hook up tmpwatch * Fri Sep 17 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - new snapshot - add new utility to initialize the virtual console - initialize locale from /etc/locale by default - ask-password: allow services query SSL/harddisk passphrases * Fri Sep 17 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - version 10 - logger: support SOCK_STREAM /dev/log sockets - make sure the file system is writable before we write utmp data - systemctl: use isolate when called as telinit for a runlevel - initctl: properly use isolate when activating runlevels - set HOME=/root when running shells - make sure we don't crash if there's an automount unit without mount unit - start logger only after syslog is up * Fri Sep 03 2010 email@example.com - version 9 - units: don't add shutdown conflicts dep to umount.target - dbus: don't send cgroup agent messages directly to system bus - dbus: don't accept activation requests anymore if we are going down anyway - systemctl: fix return value of systemctl start and friends - service: wait for process exit only if we actually killed somebody * Thu Aug 26 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - version 8 - KERNEL 2.6.36+ REQUIRED! - mount cgroup file systems to /sys/fs/cgroup instead of /cgroup - invoke sulogin instead of /bin/sh - systemctl: show timestamps for state changes - add global configuration options for handling of auto mounts * Fri Aug 20 2010 email@example.com - apply /etc/fstab mount options to all api mounts - properly handle LABEL="" in fstab - do not consider LSB exit codes 5 and 6 as failure * Tue Aug 17 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - prefix sysv job descriptions with LSB: - add native sysctl + hwclock + random seed service files - properly fallback to rescue.target if default.target is hosed - rename ValidNoProcess= to RemainAfterExit= - add systemd-modules-load tool to handle /etc/modules.d/ * Tue Aug 17 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - add support for delayed shutdown, similar to sysv in style - rename Type=finish to Type=oneshot and allow multiple ExecStart= - don't show ENOENT for non exitent configuration files - log build time features on startup - rearrange structs to make them smaller - move runlevel[2-5] links to /lib - create default.target link to /lib not /etc - handle random-seed - write utmp record before we kill all processes - create /var/lock/subsys, /var/run/utmp * Wed Aug 11 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - add audit messages for service changes - update utmp with external program - all to refuse manual service starting/stopping * Tue Aug 10 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - version 7 - hide output if quiet is passed on the kernel cmdline - fix auto restarting of units after a configuration reload - don't call bus_path_escape() with NULL unit name * Fri Aug 06 2010 email@example.com - version 6 - man page update * Fri Aug 06 2010 email@example.com - new snapshot - downgrade a few log messages - properly handle devices which are referenced before they exist * Thu Aug 05 2010 email@example.com - new snapshot - fix dependency cycle of boot.* by splitting fsck.target - sort boot.* before other sysv services from sysinint.target - start getty for serial console * Thu Aug 05 2010 email@example.com - add licence to subpackages * Wed Aug 04 2010 email@example.com - version 5 - selinux fixes - fix hanging 'reboot' started from vc * Mon Aug 02 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - enable getty.target by default * Sat Jul 24 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - at install, read old inittab for the defaul target/runlevel - disable services on package uninstall * Sat Jul 24 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - version 4 - merge systemd-install into systemctl * Fri Jul 23 2010 email@example.com - create config files in /etc in %post - mark files in /etc as config - remove nodev from /dev/pts - add selinux support * Thu Jul 22 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - version 4 (pre) - require newer vala - add [Install] section to getty.target and remote-fs.target - re-enable post-build check * Wed Jul 21 2010 email@example.com - do not add sysv services that are not enabled in /etc/rcN.d/ - allow symlinking unit files to /dev/null - remove only pam sessions we ourselves created - unit files in /etc/ always take precedence, even over link targets * Tue Jul 20 2010 email@example.com - fix access mode verification of FIFOs * Sun Jul 18 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - fix default mode of /var/run and /var/lock - force /var/run and /var/lock to be on tmpfs * Wed Jul 14 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - always enable udev and dbus until we can require systemd from packages providing systemd service files * Tue Jul 13 2010 email@example.com - drop systemd-units.rpm * Tue Jul 13 2010 email@example.com - version 3 - treat non-existing cgroups like empty ones, to deal with races - replace --running-as= by --session and --system - always allow stopping of units that failed to load * Tue Jul 13 2010 email@example.com - update * Mon Jul 12 2010 email@example.com - drop libcgroup * Mon Jul 12 2010 email@example.com - trim cgroups for services that are "active" but "exited" - drop /bin/init hack and require now fixed mkinitrd * Sun Jul 11 2010 email@example.com - fix reboot issue - fix abstract namespace name handling (needs udev update) - prefer private D-Bus socket wherever possible * Sat Jul 10 2010 email@example.com - D-Bus 1.3.2 support - use COLD_BOOT=1 on reboot to skip sysv boot.d/ handling * Fri Jul 09 2010 email@example.com - fix typo in spec file * Fri Jul 09 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - provide /bin/init to be found by 'too simple' mkinitrd, and work around mindless relinking of relative links in the buildsystem - add rpmlintrc to silent warnings about intentional behavior * Fri Jul 09 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - version 2 * Thu Jul 08 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - fix 'reboot -w' to skip the actual reboot - fix segfault in D-Bus code - use unique instead of multiple keys in config file - support continuation lines in config files - support multiple commands in a single key in config files - adapt log level of some messages * Wed Jul 07 2010 email@example.com - version 1 - default log level to INFO - show welcome message * Tue Jul 06 2010 email@example.com - add systemd-install --start option - add more documentation * Mon Jul 05 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - new snapshot with extended D-Bus support * Sun Jul 04 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - new snapshot with default unit dependency handling * Sat Jul 03 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - new snapshot * Fri Jul 02 2010 email@example.com - add more documentation * Thu Jul 01 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - new snapshot * Thu Jun 24 2010 email@example.com - split off systemd-units.rpm which can be pulled-in by other packages without further dependencies * Thu Jun 24 2010 email@example.com - add more documentation * Tue Jun 22 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - more man pages and documentation * Tue Jun 22 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - conflict with upstart - include all installed doc files * Tue Jun 22 2010 email@example.com - provide pam module * Mon Jun 21 2010 email@example.com - use private D-Bus connection - properly handle replacing a running upstart * Fri Jun 18 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - implement wall message in halt/reboot/... - speak /dev/initctl to old /sbin/init after installing * Thu Jun 17 2010 email@example.com - drop no longer needed -fno-strict-aliasing - add README and examples * Thu Jun 17 2010 email@example.com - enable pam and libwrap * Thu Jun 17 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - provide systemd-sysvinit.rpm with /sbin/init and friends * Thu Jun 17 2010 email@example.com - libwrap / pam support * Wed Jun 16 2010 email@example.com - initial packaging of experimental version 0
/sbin/halt /sbin/init /sbin/poweroff /sbin/reboot /sbin/runlevel /sbin/shutdown /sbin/telinit /usr/share/man/man1/init.1.gz /usr/share/man/man8/halt.8.gz /usr/share/man/man8/poweroff.8.gz /usr/share/man/man8/reboot.8.gz /usr/share/man/man8/runlevel.8.gz /usr/share/man/man8/shutdown.8.gz /usr/share/man/man8/telinit.8.gz
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