Chapter 20. Shells and command-line tools
The following chapters contain the most notable changes to shells and command-line tools between RHEL 9 and RHEL 10.
20.1. Notable changes to system management
The perl(Mail::Sender)
module has been removed
The perl(Mail::Sender)
module is removed from RHEL 10 without any replacement. As a consequence, the checkbandwidth
script from net-snmp-perl
package does not support email alerts when bandwidth high/low levels for a host or interface are reached.
20.2. Notable changes to command line tools
cgroupsv1
is a removed functionality in RHEL 10
cgroups
is a kernel subsystem used for process tracking, system resource allocation, and partitioning. In previous versions, systemd
service manager supported booting in the cgroups v1
and in cgroups v2
mode (with v1 as the default in rhel8 and v2 as the default in rhel9). In Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10, systemd
will nolonger support booting in the cgroups v1
mode; only cgroups v2
mode will be available.