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Revision as of 14:47, 29 February 2012
Systemd Journal
Summary
Make Systemd Journal the new and only default syslog.
Owner
- Name: Jóhann B. Guðmundsson
- Email: johannbg AT gmail DOT com
Current status
- Targeted release: Fedora 18
- Last updated:
- Percentage of completion: 50
Detailed Description
As of systemd v38+ systemd comes with it's own syslog named Journal which is enabled by default in F17 and onwards.
Having more then one log solution enabled and running by default makes absolute no sense and doing so only wastes people hw resources.
Benefit to Fedora
Single built in binary syslog solution used.
Scope
- Disable rsyslog by default.
How To Test
Trigger a logging event and test systemd-journalctl with various command line switches.
User Experience
For the novice end users this has no noticeable effect other than a simplified command line to view logs.
For advanced users such as administrators they will need to enable and start rsyslog or syslog-ng to use many of the enterprise features those syslog solution currently provide over systemd journal.
Dependencies
Depends on the presence of systemd v38+ being installed which is the case for Fedora 17 and onwards.
Contingency Plan
re-enable rsyslog.
Documentation
- It's recommended that documentation is updated to reflect usage of the native systemd journal command and it's configuration file
Release Notes
There shouldn't be anything we need to specifically say other than highlighting the change.