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functional: poweroff machine using machinectl instead of systemctl #1587
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So far
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has been checking for error, by looking up an explicit string"Success"
in stderr from"systemctl -M <ID> poweroff"
. However, with systemd v229 or newer, systemctl poweroff does not print out"Success"
even if poweroff succeeded. This causesTestKnownHostsVerification
to always return error like:Fix it by changing the systemctl call to
"machinectl poweroff <ID>"
, which should return error correctly. This would be better in the long run, than checking for messages in stderr.Fixes: #1586