George at Clug wrote: > It is not iptables anymore, it is nftables. It is not 'reboot' or 'shutdown > -r now' it is 'systemctl reboot', it is not syslog it is journalctl.
iptables still exists, and it calls nftables to do the work underneath. If you are using systemd, it's systemctl reboot, but you don't have to use systemd. Since you are using systemd, both /sbin/reboot and /sbin/shutdown should have been linked to systemctl for you. The systemd journal is pretty awful, but just installing rsyslogd on a systemd system does almost everything you want. There have certainly been missteps. Mostly they get fixed. -dsr-
