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patients with pregnancy, HIV-associated nephropathy, and hepatitis B virus =
(HBV) coinfection requiring treatment for HBV, regardless of CD4 count, and=
 in all patients with CD4 500 cells/mm3, the panel of experts is evenly spl=
it between favoring ART initiation and considering it optional. These chang=
es stem from mounting evidence that earlier ART initiation, even before any=
 significant CD4 drop and immune deficiency symptoms, translates to better =
immune recovery, better tolerance for side effects, smaller risk for TB rea=
ctivation, and reduced HIV and TB transmission on a public health level [6-=
10]. It should be noted, however, that the "moderate level of evidence" for=
 these benefits comes primarily from observational studies conducted in the=
 US and Europe [9,10] and to a large extent reflects reduced cardiovascular=
 complications and cancer. HPTN052 is a multinational trial of 1750 subject=
s with HIV infection who have been randomized to receive ART at CD4 >350 ce=
lls/mm3 or when CD4 declines to 250 cells/mm3 [11]. The Strategic Timing of=
 Antiretroviral Treatment(START) trial, another international multi-center =
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As lower baseline CD4 count correlates to worse prognosis, decreasing the t=
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ity. Most patients still present with late disease, and fewer than 1 in 3 H=
IV-positive individuals are aware of their status [83]. At the end of Augus=
t 2008, the median baseline CD4 count of those enrolling into the NFATP was=
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ogression.

If your process set-up is common stuff like setting up sockets, then you co=
uld handle that in systemd by declaratively describing what you want in a .=
socket unit, and using socket activation of your service, so your process d=
oesn't need to do setup before dropping capabilities.
I don't think this has a way to set up an outgoing connection, but that's m=
ore common in outgoing client applications, which you wouldn't necessarily =
be able to use systemd for anyway.
 (Log in to post comments) Aren't systemd's security capabilities in usersp=
ace simpler to use? Posted Jul 22, 2015 20:21 UTC (Wed) by wahern (subscrib=
er, #37304) [Link]

Socket activation existed for decades before systemd in the form of inetd, =
and almost nobody bothered to use it. Why? Because opening a socket is but =
one of many ad hoc initialization tasks complex services implement. Instead=
 of trying to abstract away these patterns and trying to provide a One True=
 Interface only suitable for imaginary or proof-of-concept programs, it mak=
es more sense to provide a simple, powerful primitive which takes care of 8=
0% of the work, leaving the finer ad hoc details to the application. fork i=
s like this. tame tries to be like this, but only time will tell whether ho=
w useful it really is.
The problem with systemd is that it makes easy things easier, but complex t=
hings more convoluted, assuming it's useful at all. systemd isn't _composab=
le_ in the sense of being able to build another layer atop it. It's a tool =
for system administrators wrangling poorly written software. It's not a sol=
ution for implementing correctly written software in the first instance. Li=
kewise for something like journald. It's a nice piece of engineering. But i=
t's not composable. A composable logging approach would be logging to stder=
r on a file descriptor specifiable via the invocation options, so that user=
s can direct log messages however and where ever they see fit, including bu=
t not limited to journald. Composability allows you to programmatically ext=
end and repurpose the functionality, without having to know about the inter=
nal details of the implementation, and without needing the cooperation of t=
he implementation beyond the simple interface it provides--logging to a spe=
cified file descriptor. journald and how-to-properly-implement-logging-in-y=
our-application are unrelated from a programmer's perspective, yet sadly co=
nflated by system administrators and developers alike.
I personally favor moving developers toward something like Capsicum. Tame a=
nd seccomp seem more like interim measures, and I would hate to see the slo=
w shift to Capsicum (or the Capsicum-like model) stall out. Systemd is irre=
levant in the context of such approaches. It's more relevant for approaches=
 like VMs or containers, which not coincidentally are approaches especially=
 preferred by system administrators as it allows them to wrangle poorly wri=
tten and misbehaved software.
 Capsicum Posted Jul 23, 2015 8:46 UTC (Thu) by gasche (subscriber, #74946)=
 [Link]

> Private keys. Sensitive configuration files. Filesystem initializations.
For the filesystem initialization bit you could potentially use a different=
 process. Systemd has a system-wide filesystem initialization service that =
runs on boot, which it uses to initialize some of its services' filesystem =
paths, and other services can drop in a config file if they choose to do se=
tup this way.
> It's not only about having read access to specific resources, but often t=
imes initializing those resources, or even re-initializing after failure. A=
ny complex program will either need to manage dropping capabilities on its =
own, or it will have to be architected as a collection of multiple independ=
ent processes invoked separately. In such cases, systemd doesn't simplify t=
hings; it complicates them.
You can still have your service do its own capability dropping, systemd isn=
't forcing you to use its capability dropping mechanism, so it can't be com=
plicating matters here.
If you *do* choose to split your service up, then I think systemd unit file=
s are simpler, though if you disagree nobody is stopping you using an old s=
ysv init script.
> Socket activation existed for decades before systemd in the form of inetd=
, and almost nobody bothered to use it. Why? Because opening a socket is bu=
t one of many ad hoc initialization tasks complex services implement. Inste=
ad of trying to abstract away these patterns and trying to provide a One Tr=
ue Interface only suitable for imaginary or proof-of-concept programs, it m=
akes more sense to provide a simple, powerful primitive which takes care of=
 80% of the work, leaving the finer ad hoc details to the application. fork=
 is like this. tame tries to be like this, but only time will tell whether =
how useful it really is.
As a counter-point, I've repeatedly been frustrated by services that insist=
 on doing their own socket initialization, and are insufficiently flexible =
about what I need to do with the sockets.
Usually binding it to an ephemeral port, so I can start up the service mult=
iple times, to run isolated tests against the service in parallel, or bindi=
ng the service to a specific interface, so I'm not relying on binding to th=
e IP address that the interface I want to bind it to happens to currently h=
ave.
> The problem with systemd is that it makes easy things easier, but complex=
 things more convoluted, assuming it's useful at all.
I don't understand your point, since as far as I'm aware it's not preventin=
g you doing it the old way.
> systemd isn't _composable_ in the sense of being able to build another la=
yer atop it.
I don't follow.
The rkt guys are building container management on top of systemd-nspawn and=
 service management.
As I understand it, desktop environment developers are building on top of s=
ystemd-logind's session management.
The Cockpit guys are building server administration interfaces on top of sy=
stemd's APIs.
> It's a tool for system administrators wrangling poorly written software.
You've described most software there, aren't tools for dealing with it valu=
able?
> It's not a solution for implementing correctly written software in the fi=
rst instance. Likewise for something like journald. It's a nice piece of en=
gineering. But it's not composable.
Given your previous definition of composable software being something you c=
an build on, then I think it is, as rsyslog builds on journald to provide t=
he traditional interface on top of journald by reading messages out of the =
journal.
> A composable logging approach would be logging to stderr on a file descri=
ptor specifiable via the invocation options, so that users can direct log m=
essages however and where ever they see fit,
How is this standard interface for providing logging descriptors to process=
es composable, but setting up other resources like sockets not?
> including but not limited to journald.
Indeed. journald gives you the option of setting up an extra file descripto=
r, which messages written to get appropriately labelled.
The application or an ancestor program can set this up with sd_journal_stre=
am_fd(), or from a shell you can do:
 my_command --log-fd=3D100 100> >(systemd-cat --identifier=3Dmy_command_log=
)
> Composability allows you to programmatically extend and repurpose the fun=
ctionality, without having to know about the internal details of the implem=
entation, and without needing the cooperation of the implementation beyond =
the simple interface it provides--logging to a specified file descriptor.
Systemd isn't stopping you doing that.
> journald and how-to-properly-implement-logging-in-your-application are un=
related from a programmer's perspective, yet sadly conflated by system admi=
nistrators and developers alike.
Are you saying neither system administrators or developers are programmers
 Aren't systemd's security capabilities in userspace simpler to use? Posted=
 Jul 23, 2015 20:14 UTC (Thu) by ibukanov (subscriber, #3942) [Link]
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