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NEWS: fix typos

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Luca Boccassi 2023-06-27 12:30:57 +01:00
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* The sd-journal API learnt a new call sd_journal_get_seqnum() for
retrieving the current log record's sequence number and sequence
number ID, which allows applications to order records the same way as
journal does internally already. The sequence number is now alos
journal does internally already. The sequence number is now also
exported in the JSON and "export" output of the journal.
* The default keymap to apply may now be chosen at build-time via the
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mechanism to return process memory back to the kernel if the kernel
was under pressure to acquire some. This makes use of the kernel's PSI
interface. Most long-running services that systemd contains have been
hooked up with this, and in particular systems with little memory
should benefit from this.
hooked up with this, and in particular systems with low memory should
benefit from this.
* Service units learnt the new MemoryPressureWatch=,
MemoryPressureThresholdSec= for configuring the PSI memory pressure
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* Most of systemd's long-running services now have a generic handler of
the SIGRTMIN+18 signal handler which executes various operations
depending ont the sigqueue() parameter sent along. For example, values
depending on the sigqueue() parameter sent along. For example, values
0x100…0x107 allow changing the maximum log level of such
services. 0x200…0x203 allow changing the log target of such
services. 0x300 make the services trim their memory similar to the
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* systemd-dissect will now show the intended CPU architecture of an
inspected DDI.
* networkd's GENEVE support as gained a new .network optoin
* networkd's GENEVE support as gained a new .network option
InheritInnerProtocol=.
* systemd-dissect will now install itself as mount helper for the "ddi"
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util-linux losetup command now supports a complementing new switch
--loop-ref= for selecting the string. This means a loopback block
device may now be allocated under a caller chosen reference and can
subsequently be referenced by that without having to look up the block
device name the caller ended up with first.
subsequently be referenced by that without first having to look up the
block device name the caller ended up with.
* udev also creates symlinks to loopback block devices in the
/dev/loop/by-ref/ directory based on the .st_dev/st_ino fields of the
inode attached to the loopback block device. This means that attaching
a file to a loopback device will implicitly make a handle available to
find it via that file's inode information.
be found via that file's inode information.
* The systemd-dissect tool gained the new switches --attach/--detach for
attaching a DDI to a loopback block device without mounting it. It
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* If MemoryDenyWriteExecute= is enabled for a service and the kernel
supports the new PR_SET_MDWE prctl() call it is used in preference
over seccomp() based system call filtering to achieve the same.
over seccomp() based system call filtering to achieve the same effect.
* systemctl gained a new --when= switch which is honoured by the various
forms of shutdown (i.e. reboot, kexec, poweroff, halt) and allows