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Two news tweaks
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Luca Boccassi 2023-08-04 19:24:46 +01:00 committed by GitHub
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@ -113,10 +113,12 @@ CHANGES WITH 254:
Service Manager:
* "Startup" memory settings are now supported. Previously IO and CPU
settings were already supported via StartupCPUWeight= and similar.
The same logic has been added for the various per-unit memory
settings StartupMemoryMax= and related.
* Memory limits that apply while the unit is activating are now
supported. Previously IO and CPU settings were already supported via
StartupCPUWeight= and similar. The same logic has been added for the
various manager and unit memory settings (DefaultStartupMemoryLow=,
StartupMemoryLow=, StartupMemoryHigh=, StartupMemoryMax=,
StartupMemorySwapMax=, StartupMemoryZSwapMax=).
* The service manager gained support for enqueuing POSIX signals to
services that carry an additional integer value, exposing the
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server-side environment variable expansion in specified command
lines. Expansion defaults to enabled for all execution types except
--scope, where it defaults to off (and prints a warning) for backward
compatibility reasons. --scope will be flipped to default enabled too
in a future release, so if you are using --scope and passing a '$'
compatibility reasons. --scope will be flipped to enabled by default
too in a future release. If you are using --scope and passing a '$'
character in the payload you should start explicitly using
--expand-environment=yes/no according to the use case.