Systemd or other?

Why does an Init script need a DNS resolver? Why not start the resolver at the right time like an init script should?

install sysvinit if you want to fuck with it for a bit but then never have it break
install systemd if you want a more out of the box setup but have it break randomly for no reason

if you didn't configure your DNS settings then there should be blank entries just like it always has been since the introduction of DNS

I don't know why they've decided on that but seems like it isn't a major issue at all.

Never had any issues with systemd, initd or sysinit
They are all do the same thing who cares

Well I'm already using it on all my servers (centos)

>major issue at all.
it is
Systemd writen in cooperation of evil and stuped people

>it is
In what way? If you've configured other DNS services, the Google ones won't be used. Doesn't seem like a huge deal.
>stuped people
hah

It is a major issue. The Unix way is to have many small processes that intercommunicate, not these huge monolithic userland programs that do everything.
It's that way for a reason.

We were talking about NSA botnet stuff though. Having Google DNS servers as fallback doesn't seem like a major issue in that regard.

Ah, I see. The "botnet" is a Jow Forums meme, newfriend.

I know, but sometimes it's interesting to hear what sort of botnet-y behaviour these complete botnets have.

systemd, just to piss off Jow Forumstards.