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===LVM Thin Provisioning support in Anaconda=== | |||
The Fedora installer now supports creating thinly-provisioned LVM volumes in both the graphical interface and automated (kickstart) installations. This change includes a new automatic partitioning variant as well as new options to create thin volumes in custom partitioning. | |||
===Rsyslog no longer part of the default installation=== | |||
The <code>rsyslog</code> logging service is no longer being installed by default. All logging is now being handled by the systemd journal, <code>journald</code>. Users requiring the rsyslog service should install it manually. | |||
To access the journald log, use the following command: | |||
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journalctl | |||
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===Sendmail no longer part of the default installation=== | |||
The <code>sendmail</code> Mail Transport Agent is no longer a part of the default installation. Any packages previously using this program, such as <code>cron</code>, will now deliver their output into the system log by default. | |||
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LVM Thin Provisioning support in Anaconda
The Fedora installer now supports creating thinly-provisioned LVM volumes in both the graphical interface and automated (kickstart) installations. This change includes a new automatic partitioning variant as well as new options to create thin volumes in custom partitioning.
Rsyslog no longer part of the default installation
The rsyslog logging service is no longer being installed by default. All logging is now being handled by the systemd journal, journald. Users requiring the rsyslog service should install it manually.
To access the journald log, use the following command:
journalctl
Sendmail no longer part of the default installation
The sendmail Mail Transport Agent is no longer a part of the default installation. Any packages previously using this program, such as cron, will now deliver their output into the system log by default.