DOCTEAM-1303: Securing systemd services #371
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Amrita42
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@Amrita42 Many thanks! I'm struggling a bit with section 2. (id="systemd-example-secure-service") and section 2.1 (id="improving-overall-exposure") in the article (see remarks). 2.1 is a 'lone section' (there is no 2.2 or 2.3) which the style guide suggests to avoid. Maybe you can find a way to solve that.
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The scope is re-haul the existing article and add more content.
Are there any relevant issues/feature requests?
DOCTEAM-1303
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Yes , based on existing content
https://documentation.suse.com/smart/security/html/systemd-securing/index.html#systemd-securing-techniques