Hello, On Mon 28 Oct 2024 at 09:43am +01, Chris Hofstaedtler wrote:
> It seems like there are some words missing or incorrect in this > sentence, could you please clarify? Ooops, thanks. I got the last two the wrong way around. Here are the four cases again, corrected: > * No logging facility. systemctl disable systemd-journald systemd-journald-is-syslog can remain or installed or be removed depending on whether the sysadmin wants to assert to other packages that a logging facility if available, even though one isn't actually running. > * systemd-journald logging to /var/log/journal This is the default. systemd-journald-is-syslog is installed. > * A traditional system-log-daemon such as rsyslog running on sysvinit. Well, in this case, systemd and systemd-* are not installed, and rsyslog Provides system-log-daemon. > * systemd-journald forwarding logs to a traditional system-log-daemon > such as rsyslog. The sysadmin installs rsyslog, which deinstalls systemd-journald-is-syslog, in the usual way with virtual packages. Nothing else about the systemd installation changes. -- Sean Whitton
