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systemd 225 Adds ‘su’ Replacement, Saving of Private-Zone DHCP Options

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Marius Nestor
Aug 29, 2015

systemd 225 is a small release that adds a replacement for the ‘su’ command in the form of a ‘shell’ verb for the machinectl command (‘machinectl shell’), which has been engineered to open a fresh shell session on the target system as a new systemd unit. Additionally, systemd 225 introduces support for saving private-zone Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) options.
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