pe, 2006-03-31 kello 13:07 +0100, Stephen Gran kirjoitti: > This one time, at band camp, Frank Küster said: > > sean finney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > sysloginits="inetutils-syslogd metalog socklog-run sysklogd syslog-ng" > > > for s in $sysloginits; do > > > test -x /etc/init.d/$s && invoke-rc.d $s restart || true > > > done > > > > Well, that would try to start each installed service, even if that is > > not intended by the local admin (no start links in /etc/rc?.d/). > > Doesn't invoke-rc.d already have that logic built in? I sort of thought > that was the point of it.
Yep, from the manual page: invoke-rc.d is a generic interface to execute System V style init script /etc/init.d/name actions, obeying runlevel constraints as well as any local policies set by the system administrator. The part about local policies means running policy-rc.d if it exists (which is very handy, for example for piuparts, which uses it to try to prevent all services from being started). -- I'm a Luddite with neophilia -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
