- Split hcn-init.service to hcn-init-NetworkManager and hcn-init-wicked
(bsc#1200731 ltc#198485 https://github.com/ibm-power-utilities/powerpc-utils/pull/84)
Support both the old and new service to avoid complex version interdependency.
- nvme-cli: enable nvmf-autoconnect.service for improved user experience
(bsc#1216369).
- Fix another case of systemctl being called with an empty
argument. This if a preemptive fix for a similar issue to
bsc#1212496.
- Don't call systemctl list-unit-files with an empty argument,
this will break enabling of system unit files [bsc#1212496]
- Add wtmpdb-update-boot.service and wtmpdb-rotate.timer to enable
wtmpdb as Y2038 safe wtmp replacement
- Enable spice-vdagent.service and xdg-user-dirs.service by default
(boo#1201728)
- Enable systemd-pstore.service by default (jsc#PED-2663)
- enable user side autostart of drkonqi socket (bsc#1203493).
- Modify branding-preset-states to fix systemd-presets-common-SUSE
not enabling new user systemd service preset configuration just
as it handles system service presets. By passing an (optional)
second parameter "user", the save/apply-changes commands now
work with user services instead of system ones (boo#1200485)
- enable ignition-delete-config by default (bsc#1199524)
- Enable appstream-sync-cache.service by default(bsc#1197684).
- enable vgauthd service for VMWare by default (bsc#1195251)
- Replace the pipewire-media-session preset with a wireplumber
user service preset to enable it by default (bsc#1200485).
- Haveged as a daemon is no longer required since kernel 5.6
do not enable by default.
- To make update of package man work with its new upstream timer
and service units both called man-db enable also man-db.timer
- When installing the systemd-presets-common-SUSE package for the
first time in a new system, it might happen that some services
are installed before systemd so the %systemd_pre/post macros
would not work. This is handled by enabling all preset services
in this package's %posttrans section but it wasn't enabling
user services, just system services. Now it enables also the
user services installed before this package, thus fixing
boo#1186561
- Enable hcn-init.service for HNV on POWER (bsc#1184136 ltc#192155).
- Enable user service pipewire-media-session.service (used with
pipewire >= 0.3.23).
- Enable user services pipewire.socket and pipewire-pulse.socket
(boo#1183012).
- Enable btrfsmaintenance-refresh.path and disable
btrfsmaintenance-refresh.service to avoid needless refresh on boot
(boo#1165780)
- Enable dnf-makecache.timer
- BuildRequire pkgconfig(systemd) instead of systemd: allow OBS to
shortcut the build queues by allowing usage of systemd-mini
- Enable ignition-firstboot-complete.service
- Enable logwatch.timer (bsc#1112500).
- enable nvmefc-boot-connections.service to discover
network-provided nvme drives on boot (bsc#1128428)
- Recent versions of mlocate don't use updatedb.timer any more.
Instead, the unit is called mlocate.timer. [boo#1115408]
- branding-preset-states: Apply preset to all unit types
(bsc#1121219).
- Rename 90-default-SUSE.preset to 95-default-SUSE.preset, so
product branding takes precedence over common presets.
- Add default user preset: currently containing only the new
pulseaudio.socket (bsc#1083473)
- Add issue-generator.path to make sure /etc/issue is really
regenerated if snippets change [bsc#1116825]
- Enable new unbound-anchor timer to keep root.key updated
(bsc#1115417)
- Eanble new mdadm timers mdcheck_start.timer and mdmonitor-oneshot.timer
(bsc#1115407)
- mandb.timer: added as mandb moved from cron job to systemd
timer (bsc#1115406)
- disable ca-certificates.service as it needlessly slows down boot
(boo#1088378). update-ca-certificates will still be triggered by
the path when there are actual changes.
- enable machines.target for the systemd based containers (bsc#1107941)
- Eanble smartd_generate_opts.path: generate new smartd option
file if sysconfig variables changes.
- split out common service to be default enabled on all SUSE
distributions from the branding. FATE#322139
- Enable backup-rpmdb.timer, backup-sysconfig.timer and
check-battery.timer, previously cron.daily jobs.
- Enable new kbdsettings.service (boo#1010880).
- enable pcscd socket activation by default to support smartcards
out of the box (boo#1063983)
- Enable lvm2-lvmpolld.socket by default (bsc#1074211)
- Enable lvm2-monitor.service by default (bsc#1072492)
- Don't disable services with preset-all in %posttrans, the network
is special and would be disabled.
- If we do a fresh installation, call systemctl preset-all in the
%posttrans section. Some services need to be installed before
systemd or do not strictly require systemd, so systemd would only
be installed after them and the systemd units of this package
never enabled.
- Enable klog.service and rsyslog.service by default, currently
they enable themself always in post install section.
- Enable btrfs-*.timer by default, switch from cron to systemd.timer
- Enable btrfsmaintenance-refresh.service
- Enable ModemManager.service by default (bsc#1038402).
- Move common entries into default-SUSE.preset (bsc#1060676)
- Sort entries with :'<,'>!sort -t ' ' -k 2 (bsc#1060676)
- Enable ca-certificates to run on boot and on demand to create
database in /var/lib/ca-certificates
- removed duplicated iscsid.socket iscsid.servicce (bsc#1030161)
- Bump version to 12.2 to make version numbers consistent between
SLE and Leap (boo#1029775).
- Remove superfluous uuidd.service. uuidd.socket is sufficient
(bsc#1012850#c8).
- Enable socket/service(s) for lvm2 (bsc#1011053)
- Enable by default uuidd shipped by util-linux (bsc#1012850)
util-linux was previously shipping a preset file enabling uuidd by
default. This is now done here as other packages are not supposed to
ship their own preset rules.
Also increase the package version so util-linux can conflict with
the previous versions and hence will be updated *after* the new
version of the presets package is. This is important otherwise if
util-linux removed its preset file first, then the presets package
would believe a new change in the presets and you enable again
uuidd.
- Enable the issue-generator.service by default: /etc/issue is in
progress of no longer being a static file, but being generated by
a service, which allows for much more flexible content (think
ssh key fingerprint or similar).
- Fix pre/post scripts:
+ On %pre case, when updating from an old version of the package
that did not yet contain
%{_prefix}/lib/%{generic_name}/branding-preset-states, we can't
start it. Add a check for execute permission on the script.
- Import preset macros from systemd-rpm-macro and convert them into
scripts.
Presets are not supposed to be shipped by other packages as the
default policy needs to be reviewed by the secteam. Therefore don't
encourage packagers to do that and make those macros private to this
package.
Also convert them into real scripts so they're much easier to
maintain and debug. Also working in %posttrans is unneeded as this
package is assumed to be the only one to update the preset.
- There's no need to reload the daemon configuration as presets are
not part of the dameon config.
- added snapper-cleanup.timer and snapper-timeline.timer (bsc#1011891)
- enable vmblock-fuse service for VMWare by default (bsc#986277)
- don't require systemd to avoid dependency loop (boo#983986)
- added a prereq for coreutils to make sure the macro in %pre
works when using touch and mkdir. (bsc#982337)
- enable mcelog by default instead of using an udev rule on
/dev/mcelog (bsc#976781)
- enable remote-fs.target, getty@.service. (bsc#972489)
- don't enable ModemManager and wpa_supplicant. Both will be started
on demand (bnc#717130)
- Add display-manager.service to defaults presets (boo#958880).
- Enable fstrim.timer and disable fstrim.service. TRIM should be
performed once a week and not on every boot (FATE#317727).
http://www.spinics.net/lists/util-linux-ng/msg09133.html
- Add %systemd_preset_pre and %systemd_preset_posttrans (fixes
boo#921075 and all future requests to change service default).
- Enable updatedb timer for mlocate package
* Replaces cron.daily script
- Enable timer for periodic password & group file integrity verification
- Remove xendomains.service from systemd preset file because it
conflicts with libvirt-guests.service (bnc#937371)
Its up to the admin to run systemctl enable xendomains.service
- If selinux is used, restorecond should be enabled by default.
The relevant unit only starts if the system was booted with
selinux enabled
- Do not start acpid by default, its functionality is provided
by logind nowadays.
- Native systemd unit apparmor.service need to be enabled
by default.
- enabled smartd by default (bnc#921075)
- enable xencommons and xendomains (bnc#897352)
- enable vmtoolsd service for VMWare by default (bnc#901272)
- remove: enable lvm2-lvmetad.service (bnc#901859)
- enable storage-fixup.service by default due to conversion
- enable wpa_supplicant.service (bnc#860885 comment#20)
- enable lvm2-lvmetad.socket (bnc#878473)
enable lvm2-lvmetad.service
- enable auditd, haveged and irqbalance services by default. bnc#872066
- Enable the logrotate.timer that replaces the cron-based
activation by default.
- Enable epmd.socket so that epmd.service can be properly
socket-activated instead of forking by beam. The later leads to
the issue when epmd is killed at the stop of the specific service
and all erlang instances crashes as a consequence.
Needed by erlang package. (bnc#869112)
- Enable iscsi daemon socket and iscsi service as installed,
so that iscsid.service can be socket-activated. (bnc#853300)
- Revert last change for hyper-v.rpm
Both daemons are started on demand via udev rules.
- Enable hv_kvp_daemon and hv_vss_daemon from hyper-v pkg
- Enable iscsid socket and iscsi service by default when
installed (bnc#827654).
- Enable ModemManager.service is enabled when installed (it will be
dbus-activated by NM).
- Rename main default file to 90-default-openSUSE.preset and move
the "disable everything" part to a separate file
"99-default-disable.preset". This allows fine tuning with
additional files, if needed (same as Fedora).
- as we have multiversion kernels enabled by default, we also
need to enable purge-kernels by default (bnc#818317).
- Do not unconditionally enable NetworkManager service as this
breaks running /etc/init.d/network on update (bnc#803058).
- Change location of presets with latest systemd.
- Add nscd service (bnc#778981).
- Add cups units (service, path and socket) (bnc#769346).
- Add postfix (bnc#727403).
- don't enable sysstat by default (bnc#725791)
- Add sysstat.service (bnc#723858).
- buildignore branding for systemd to avoid bootstrap cycle
- Add Yast2 FirstBoot and Second Stage.
- Don't enable avahi-dnsconfd.service after all.
- Enable avahi-daemon.service and avahi-dnsconfd.service
- Enable cron.service
- Initial package
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/1143595
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/Base:System/systemd-presets-common-SUSE?expand=0&rev=69
- When installing the systemd-presets-common-SUSE package for the
first time in a new system, it might happen that some services
are installed before systemd so the %systemd_pre/post macros
would not work. This is handled by enabling all preset services
in this package's %posttrans section but it wasn't enabling
user services, just system services. Now it enables also the
user services installed before this package, thus fixing
boo#1186561
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/895807
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/Base:System/systemd-presets-common-SUSE?expand=0&rev=38
- Enable logwatch.timer (bsc#1112500).
This will enable the future migration of logwatch from cron to systemd timers, which will fix bsc#1112500.
I've submitted an updated logwatch in SR 690465, which updates to the latest upstream release, including systemd support. It needs a systemd preset (hence this request) to be useful; if this is approved I'll submit another update to logwatch to migrate from cron to systemd timers.
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/690468
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/Base:System/systemd-presets-common-SUSE?expand=0&rev=19
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