On Sa, 05.09.20 09:49, Andrei Borzenkov ([email protected]) wrote:
> 05.09.2020 01:05, Lennart Poettering пишет:
> >
> > I explained this already. DNS server data today is much less config
> > than state, acquired dynamically via DHCP, hence most distros don#t
> > configure it in /etc so much an
05.09.2020 01:05, Lennart Poettering пишет:
>
> I explained this already. DNS server data today is much less config
> than state, acquired dynamically via DHCP, hence most distros don#t
> configure it in /etc so much anymore, but manage it in /run (where
> transient state is generally kept), and o
Could you please stop signing mails sent to this publicly accessible,
archived, and indexed/searchable mailing list with this impossible
boilerplate:
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"is automatically acquire and automatically released and automatically
manage"
And this is just what a timezone. "I think this discussion kinda lost its
usefulness, I am just repeating myself"
Ohh I knew that you narcissist
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On Fr, 04.09.20 18:16, Shravan Singh ([email protected]) wrote:
> What constitutes a configuration?
> And please read my email subject. I can't have writable /etc, mender
> dosen't allow that.
Well, then that's sad, and something to bring up with mender? if they
do not allow local config, the
And this is a major problem for any one running raspberry pi, NXP or any
other embedded processor that uses mender and embedded linux.
A machine with embedded linux running on it goes to San Francisco and then
transported to Chicago.
And you are saying that we shouldn't be allowed to change the tim
What constitutes a configuration?
And please read my email subject. I can't have writable /etc, mender
dosen't allow that.
In today's mobile computing age you really think users shouldn't change
timezone?
You keep saying " I for one am certainly not convinced that the timezones"
but you don't expl
On Fr, 04.09.20 21:51, Dave Howorth ([email protected]) wrote:
> On Fri, 4 Sep 2020 21:32:19 +0200
> Lennart Poettering wrote:
> > On Fr, 04.09.20 14:10, Shravan Singh ([email protected]) wrote:
> >
> > > Hello Lennart,
> > >
> > > Can you help me in understanding why this push was rejec
This is the link:
https://github.com/systemd/systemd/pull/8277
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On Fr, 04.09.20 15:54, Shravan Singh ([email protected]) wrote:
> Yes, But help me understand.
> I think you said that you are not convinced as to why that has to done.
>
> My argument is very simple shouldn't a Linux environment allow change in
> timezone easily?
Oh we do. But if your want c
On Fri, 4 Sep 2020 21:32:19 +0200
Lennart Poettering wrote:
> On Fr, 04.09.20 14:10, Shravan Singh ([email protected]) wrote:
>
> > Hello Lennart,
> >
> > Can you help me in understanding why this push was rejected?
> > *Make timedatectl nicely work with read-only filesystems #8277 *
>
> T
Yes, But help me understand.
I think you said that you are not convinced as to why that has to done.
My argument is very simple shouldn't a Linux environment allow change in
timezone easily?
Now I am not an expert in Linux kernel development. But I see that some of
the files, even though they resi
On Fr, 04.09.20 14:10, Shravan Singh ([email protected]) wrote:
> Hello Lennart,
>
> Can you help me in understanding why this push was rejected?
> *Make timedatectl nicely work with read-only filesystems #8277 *
The explanation is in the PR comments.
Lennart
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Hello Lennart,
Can you help me in understanding why this push was rejected?
*Make timedatectl nicely work with read-only filesystems #8277 *
If there is some major issue. I would like to take this opportunity to make
it right and submit it again
Regards,
Shravan Singh
(239) 243-0838
Blue Sparq,
On Do, 20.08.20 14:22, Shravan Singh ([email protected]) wrote:
> But no one is telling how to resolve my issue with a read-only
> rootfs.
There's no concept for having some files in /etc writable and others
not. And you cannot use symlinking for this, nor bind mounts, since
config files in /
Hello Andrei,
Thank you for your email. Yes, People have been telling me this:
*Changing timezone globally requires changing /etc/localtime link which
requires writable /etc. *
But no one is telling how to resolve my issue with a read-only rootfs.
There are other files which can be overwritten i
20.08.2020 18:55, Shravan Singh пишет:
> Hello,
> I have raspberry-pi cm3 which is running an embedded yocto poky linux
> warrior branch with mender.
>
> I have made my rootfs as read-only because of which I am not able to use
> timedatectl to change the system time zone.
>
> I was looking throu
Hello,
I have raspberry-pi cm3 which is running an embedded yocto poky linux
warrior branch with mender.
I have made my rootfs as read-only because of which I am not able to use
timedatectl to change the system time zone.
I was looking through the c code which makes me think that even if I did
c
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