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Support for Configuration Reload in journald #2236
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@smreichling , which version of
(Since |
@evverx I had been on 208, but I just tried upgrading to 219 and I still have the same problem. Here's what I did: I wrote a dummy python service called
I repeated these same steps several times with the same results each time. I confirmed the upgrade by running |
Hm,
So, something went wrong between Try |
@smreichling 219 is too old. We only track issues with the two most current systemd versions upstream, and afaics you are describing an issue in much older systemd versions that got fixed since. Closing hence. |
Hi, My setup info: Steps to reproduce the issue:
Can you reopen this issue? Extra question that would help me workaround my problem: |
Do you mean "back to yes"?
Does |
This issue is not about |
btw we can lose some logs due to
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@lewicki-pk can you please open a new issue? This is most likely unrelated, because the transport for syslog files is different.
No. |
Ok. I have opened a new issue #5586 Thanks |
I know 219 is not supported, just providing a clue. Not sure it is related to os environment because I can reproduce on one environment but not on another, both using systemd 219 executing the following 2 steps
but restarted on that env once we restarting systemd-journald |
See systemd/systemd#2236 (cherry picked from commit 3889613) Related: #1525993
See systemd/systemd#2236 (cherry picked from commit 3889613) Related: #1525993
See systemd/systemd#2236 (cherry picked from commit 3889613) Related: #1525993
See systemd/systemd#2236 (cherry picked from commit 3889613) (cherry picked from commit 4dc893c) Resolves: #1757704
See systemd/systemd#2236 (cherry picked from commit 3889613) (cherry picked from commit 4dc893c) Resolves: #1757704
See systemd/systemd#2236 (cherry picked from commit 3889613) (cherry picked from commit 4dc893c) Resolves: #1757704
See systemd/systemd#2236 (cherry picked from commit 3889613) (cherry picked from commit 4dc893c) (cherry picked from commit 5c1904d) Related: #1798162
See systemd/systemd#2236 (cherry picked from commit 3889613) (cherry picked from commit 4dc893c) (cherry picked from commit 5c1904d) Related: #1798161
See systemd/systemd#2236 (cherry picked from commit 3889613) (cherry picked from commit 4dc893c) (cherry picked from commit 5c1904d) Related: #1798162
See systemd/systemd#2236 (cherry picked from commit 3889613) (cherry picked from commit 4dc893c) (cherry picked from commit 5c1904d) Related: #1798161
See systemd/systemd#2236 (cherry picked from commit 3889613) (cherry picked from commit 4dc893c) Resolves: #1803802
See systemd/systemd#2236 (cherry picked from commit 3889613) (cherry picked from commit 4dc893c) (cherry picked from commit 5c1904d) Related: #1798160
See systemd/systemd#2236 (cherry picked from commit 3889613) (cherry picked from commit 4dc893c) (cherry picked from commit 5c1904d) Related: #1798160
So far as I am able to tell, making a change to any of journald's configuration files (
/etc/systemd/journald.conf
, for example) requires subsequently runningsystemctl restart systemd-journald
in order for the changes to take effect. However, restarting the journald service appears to break logging for all other running services until those services are also restarted (journalctl -flu <service_name>
shows no new log lines post journald restart).I'd like to request support for reloading journald configuration without restarting the process and breaking logging for other systemd services. I see this feature as rather critical. Without it, it's necessary for me to take servers out of service just to change the logging configuration.
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