Comment # 3 on bug 1075239 from Patrick Schaaf

(In reply to Thomas Sch�fer from comment #2)
> But your hint that systemd works, is not useful for me. 
> I need to change the setting also after the boot - with the "right" tool.

Sure! I did not want to imply systemd-sysctl would be a suitable replacement.
Just meant that as an observation about what still works.

I also use "sysctl -p" in various places, e.g. rpm package POST scripts, to get
freshly installed /etc/sysctl.d snippets activated. And all that fails now. I
notice that even the openSUSE base system does that, e.g. the firewalld package
contains a /etc/modprobe.d/firewalld-sysctls.conf calling out to /sbin/sysctl,
which will be broken now, too.