[nix0n]

> Support for System V service scripts is deprecated and will be removed in v260

All the services you forgot you were running for ten whole years, will fail to launch someday soon.

[nish__]

How hard is it to just call your init.d scripts from a systemd unit?

[bonzini]

Not only it's easy, the exact contents of the systemd unit can already be found in /run/systemd/system.

[noosphr]

Every release of redhat software makes me happy I switched to openbsd for my human scale computers.

[sidewndr46]

Wasn't this support listed as one of the reasons why systemD would be fine for everyone to adopt?

[bonzini]

That was almost 15 years ago and the support is evidently not as useful.

Also it's entirely contained within a program that creates systemd .service files. It's super easy to extract it in a separate project. I bet someone will do it very quickly if there's need.

[sebazzz]

For me it is quite a list.

However, it is not easy figuring out which of those script are actually a SysVInit script and which simply wrap systemd.

[bonzini]

As I wrote in another comment, just check out /run/systemd/system. You'll find the wrapper units that systemd creates for your sysvinit scripts.