Removed slice user systemd message

Does anyone know tell me what this error means? And if I should worry about it? systemd-logind: Failed to remove runtime directory /run/user/*****: Device or resource busy I see this error very often in the file /var/log/messages.


Nov  9 12:50:02 server systemd: Removed slice user-1098.slice.
Nov  9 12:50:02 server systemd: Stopping user-1098.slice.
Nov  9 12:50:02 server systemd-logind: Failed to remove runtime directory /run/user/1098: Device or resource busy
Nov  9 12:50:02 server systemd: Removed slice user-1096.slice.
Nov  9 12:50:02 server systemd: Stopping user-1096.slice.
Nov  9 12:50:02 server systemd: Removed slice user-1092.slice.
Nov  9 12:50:02 server systemd: Stopping user-1092.slice.
Nov  9 12:50:03 server systemd: Removed slice user-1058.slice.
Nov  9 12:50:03 server systemd: Stopping user-1058.slice.
Nov  9 12:50:13 server systemd: Removed slice user-977.slice.
Nov  9 12:50:13 server systemd: Stopping user-977.slice.
Nov  9 12:51:01 server systemd: Removed slice user-1096.slice.
Nov  9 12:51:01 server systemd: Stopping user-1096.slice.
Nov  9 12:51:01 server systemd-logind: Failed to remove runtime directory /run/user/1096: Device or resource busy
Nov  9 12:51:01 server systemd: Removed slice user-1058.slice.
Nov  9 12:51:01 server systemd: Stopping user-1058.slice.
Nov  9 12:51:01 server systemd: Removed slice user-1092.slice.
Nov  9 12:51:01 server systemd: Stopping user-1092.slice.

cPanelMichael

November 09, 2016 17:59

Hello, The following threads on the CentOS forums provide some general information on systemd and the message in your output: Question on /var/log/message - CentOS systemd-logind: Failed to remove runtime directory - CentOS Thank you.

Rodrigo Gomes

November 10, 2016 03:02

Hello Michael, Thank you for your search! :) I'm going to create a topic in the centos forum.

Removed slice user systemd message

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