Why does systemd need to have"SSL Certificate/LUKS Password
Posted: Fri May 09, 2014 5:44 pm
Why does systemd need to have "SSL Certificate/LUKS Password handling"?
Is it so the password to our partitions can be leaked via the Xthousand undiscovered bugs in the giant mass that is systemd?
(10 x more complex than the next biggest init (launchd), which is I don't know how many times more code than systemv/openrc/and bsd init).
I was just wondering.
I'm not going to be upgrading to the next debian, since a few people in important positions has forced redhat's octopus on all the users (as in every other distro). I'll probably be sticking to whatever linux I have now forever. Getting off this train.
Hope grsecurity and pax can do the job of protecting an ancient system that cannot be upgraded because to upgrade would be to obey the powers that control us all. (Poettering being the implementator of their will).
I so much dislike this country and the culture it forces on every place in the world it takes over (latest being afghanistan)
SystemD, and the way it is "promoted", feels some how similar.
Is it so the password to our partitions can be leaked via the Xthousand undiscovered bugs in the giant mass that is systemd?
(10 x more complex than the next biggest init (launchd), which is I don't know how many times more code than systemv/openrc/and bsd init).
I was just wondering.
I'm not going to be upgrading to the next debian, since a few people in important positions has forced redhat's octopus on all the users (as in every other distro). I'll probably be sticking to whatever linux I have now forever. Getting off this train.
Hope grsecurity and pax can do the job of protecting an ancient system that cannot be upgraded because to upgrade would be to obey the powers that control us all. (Poettering being the implementator of their will).
I so much dislike this country and the culture it forces on every place in the world it takes over (latest being afghanistan)
SystemD, and the way it is "promoted", feels some how similar.