systemd-cgls command prints blank output for user.slice
Issue
- RHEL 7 hosts don't show user.slice for user sessions.
- systemd-cgls command prints blank output for user.slice.
- When users login, as shown in the example below, their session does not show up under systemd-cgls user.slice.
[root@xls1 ~]# grep testit /etc/passwd
testit:x:123:123::/home/testit:/bin/bash
[root@xls1 ~]# systemd-cgls /user.slice
/user.slice:
(Blank output)
Environment
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7
- Package: Systemd
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