Linux command
systemd-id128 命令
文本
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常用示例
Generate
systemd-id128 new
systemd-id128 machine-id
systemd-id128 boot-id
systemd-id128 invocation-id
Generate
systemd-id128 new --uuid
Generate
systemd-id128 machine-id --app-specific [app-id]
Show well-known identifiers
systemd-id128 show
说明
systemd-id128 generates and prints sd-id128 identifiers used by systemd. These 128-bit identifiers uniquely identify machines, boots, and service invocations. The machine ID is persistent across reboots and stored in /etc/machine-id. The boot ID changes each boot and identifies the current system session. The invocation ID is unique per service start.
参数
- new
- Generate a new random identifier.
- machine-id
- Print the machine ID from /etc/machine-id.
- boot-id
- Print the current boot ID.
- invocation-id
- Print the service invocation ID (systemd services only).
- show _NAME_|_UUID_...
- Display well-known systemd identifiers.
- -u, --uuid
- Print in UUID format with hyphen-separated groups.
- -p, --pretty
- Generate output as programming language snippets.
- -P, --value
- Only print the identifier value.
- -a, --app-specific _APP-ID_
- Generate an application-specific ID by hashing the machine or boot ID with the given application ID.
- --json=_MODE_
- Output in JSON format. MODE is short, pretty, or off.
- --no-pager
- Disable pager output.
- --no-legend
- Omit column headers and footer with show command.
FAQ
What is the systemd-id128 command used for?
systemd-id128 generates and prints sd-id128 identifiers used by systemd. These 128-bit identifiers uniquely identify machines, boots, and service invocations. The machine ID is persistent across reboots and stored in /etc/machine-id. The boot ID changes each boot and identifies the current system session. The invocation ID is unique per service start.
How do I run a basic systemd-id128 example?
Run `systemd-id128 new` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does new do in systemd-id128?
Generate a new random identifier.