Manual: systemd-mute-console@.service

SYSTEMD-MUTE-CONSOLE(1)				    systemd-mute-console			     SYSTEMD-MUTE-CONSOLE(1)

NAME
       systemd-mute-console, systemd-mute-console@.service, systemd-mute-console.socket - Temporarily mute kernel log output
       and service manager status output to the system console

SYNOPSIS

       systemd-mute-console [OPTIONS...]

       systemd-mute-console@.service

       systemd-mute-console.socket

DESCRIPTION
       The systemd-mute-console tool and service may be used to temporarily mute the log output of the kernel as well as the
       status output of the service manager to the system console. It may be used by tools running on the console to ensure
       their terminal output is not interrupted by unrelated messages.

       The tool can be invoked directly in which case it will mute the two outputs and then issue an sd_notify(3) "READY=1"
       notification once that is completed. On SIGINT or SIGTERM output is unmuted again. Alternatively it can be invoked
       via Varlink IPC.

OPTIONS
       The following options are understood:

       --kernel=bool, --pid1=bool
	   Individually controls which output to mute. If true is specified the respective output is muted, if false the
	   output is left as is. Defaults to true.

	   Added in version 259.

       -h, --help
	   Print a short help text and exit.

       --version
	   Print a short version string and exit.

SEE ALSO
       systemd(1), systemd-firstboot(1)

systemd 259.5											     SYSTEMD-MUTE-CONSOLE(1)