Currently, the Fedora Packaging Guidelines on systemd say:
"Similar to inetd, using socket activation for on-demand loading will impose a startup time penalty so we currently do not use this feature in Fedora."
While this is true, there are valid use cases for on-demand loading of socket activated services. The question that FPC would like FESCo to answer is this:
Does Fedora want to permit on-demand loading of socket activated services?
Adding meeting keyword.
AGREED: socket activated services should be allowed.
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