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seb.jambor.dev | ||
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trstringer.com
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| | | | | systemd has become a mainstay for the Linux world, but one of the things that still seems to stick around is cron jobs. Its understandable, as cron is a tool that we have been using for a long time. Change is hard, but I think systemd Timers make the change well worth it. Here are a few reasons why | |
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0pointer.de
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| | | | | Posts and writings by Lennart Poettering | |
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blog.marbu.eu
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| | | | | [AI summary] The user encountered issues with excessive logging when running the opensnoop tool as a systemd service. The tool's output was being captured by journald, leading to a chain reaction of log entries and performance issues. The solution involved redirecting stdout to a file instead of the journal, preventing the log flood. However, cleaning up the polluted journal data was complex due to its append-only nature, so the user opted to rotate the journal and clean it up later. | |
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blog.oestrich.org
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| | | Developer blog for Eric Oestrich | ||
