Silence systemctl messages #74
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dpino
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Sure, why not, can do both, will update. |
systemctl status can be noisy if the log has been rotated, showing this message: > Warning: The unit file, source configuration file or drop-ins of > podman.socket changed on disk. Run 'systemctl --user daemon-reload' > to reload units. This can be especially problematic in --quiet mode. This patch fixes that by redirecting stderr of the systemctl call used to get the running state of podman to /dev/null.
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systemctl status can be noisy if the log has been rotated, showing this message:
This can be especially problematic in --quiet mode. This patch fixes that by redirecting stderr of the systemctl call used to get the running state of podman to /dev/null.