Systemd (implicitly?) reloading
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In my system on shutdown I see the following multiple messages in the (DLT) log file:
[ 5632.345012] systemd[1]: Reloading.
The only way known to me to get this message is to explicitly restart systemd with "systemctl daemon-reload" command.
However neither searching files with grep nor even visually looking through the shutdown scripts for 'daemon-reload' does not give any appearance.
Is there any way that systemd is implicitly (i.e. self-) reloading under some circumstances?
Or may be any idea how to find the reason for these reloads?
Thanks.
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In my system on shutdown I see the following multiple messages in the (DLT) log file:
[ 5632.345012] systemd[1]: Reloading.
The only way known to me to get this message is to explicitly restart systemd with "systemctl daemon-reload" command.
However neither searching files with grep nor even visually looking through the shutdown scripts for 'daemon-reload' does not give any appearance.
Is there any way that systemd is implicitly (i.e. self-) reloading under some circumstances?
Or may be any idea how to find the reason for these reloads?
Thanks.
systemd
edited yesterday
Rui F Ribeiro
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asked Jul 6 at 10:17
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What messages are you getting before the reloading message. Systemd (process 1) will be spawned by the kernel.
– Raman Sailopal
Jul 6 at 10:40
From systemd there is nothing special before, just few messages like: "systemd[1]: Stopping Blahblah Service..." "systemd[1]: Stopped Blahblah Service."
– qpdb
Jul 9 at 10:00
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In my system on shutdown I see the following multiple messages in the (DLT) log file:
[ 5632.345012] systemd[1]: Reloading.
The only way known to me to get this message is to explicitly restart systemd with "systemctl daemon-reload" command.
However neither searching files with grep nor even visually looking through the shutdown scripts for 'daemon-reload' does not give any appearance.
Is there any way that systemd is implicitly (i.e. self-) reloading under some circumstances?
Or may be any idea how to find the reason for these reloads?
Thanks.
systemd
edited yesterday
Rui F Ribeiro
38.6k1479128
asked Jul 6 at 10:17
qpdb
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In my system on shutdown I see the following multiple messages in the (DLT) log file:
[ 5632.345012] systemd[1]: Reloading.
The only way known to me to get this message is to explicitly restart systemd with "systemctl daemon-reload" command.
However neither searching files with grep nor even visually looking through the shutdown scripts for 'daemon-reload' does not give any appearance.
Is there any way that systemd is implicitly (i.e. self-) reloading under some circumstances?
Or may be any idea how to find the reason for these reloads?
Thanks.
systemd
systemd
edited yesterday
Rui F Ribeiro
38.6k1479128
asked Jul 6 at 10:17
qpdb
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edited yesterday
Rui F Ribeiro
38.6k1479128
asked Jul 6 at 10:17
qpdb
1
edited yesterday
Rui F Ribeiro
38.6k1479128
edited yesterday
Rui F Ribeiro
38.6k1479128
edited yesterday
Rui F Ribeiro
38.6k1479128
38.6k1479128
asked Jul 6 at 10:17
qpdb
1
asked Jul 6 at 10:17
qpdb
1
asked Jul 6 at 10:17
qpdb
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What messages are you getting before the reloading message. Systemd (process 1) will be spawned by the kernel.
– Raman Sailopal
Jul 6 at 10:40
From systemd there is nothing special before, just few messages like: "systemd[1]: Stopping Blahblah Service..." "systemd[1]: Stopped Blahblah Service."
– qpdb
Jul 9 at 10:00
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What messages are you getting before the reloading message. Systemd (process 1) will be spawned by the kernel.
– Raman Sailopal
Jul 6 at 10:40
From systemd there is nothing special before, just few messages like: "systemd[1]: Stopping Blahblah Service..." "systemd[1]: Stopped Blahblah Service."
– qpdb
Jul 9 at 10:00
What messages are you getting before the reloading message. Systemd (process 1) will be spawned by the kernel.
– Raman Sailopal
Jul 6 at 10:40
What messages are you getting before the reloading message. Systemd (process 1) will be spawned by the kernel.
– Raman Sailopal
Jul 6 at 10:40
From systemd there is nothing special before, just few messages like: "systemd[1]: Stopping Blahblah Service..." "systemd[1]: Stopped Blahblah Service."
– qpdb
Jul 9 at 10:00
From systemd there is nothing special before, just few messages like: "systemd[1]: Stopping Blahblah Service..." "systemd[1]: Stopped Blahblah Service."
– qpdb
Jul 9 at 10:00
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What messages are you getting before the reloading message. Systemd (process 1) will be spawned by the kernel.
– Raman Sailopal
Jul 6 at 10:40
From systemd there is nothing special before, just few messages like: "systemd[1]: Stopping Blahblah Service..." "systemd[1]: Stopped Blahblah Service."
– qpdb
Jul 9 at 10:00