Open caophuong2012 opened 8 years ago
Both systemd and upstart attempt to solve the problem of SysV init, i.e: Some services need to be started after other services, but the only way in Sysv init is that
upstart refuses to start service if there is an error in configuration file, whereas systemd ignores invalid directives and start the service.
Both systemd and upstart attempt to solve the problem of SysV init, i.e: Some services need to be started after other services, but the only way in Sysv init is that