Joe Oppegaard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm looking for a sponsor for rc-sysv-conf, which is a run-level
> configuration program for Sys-V like init script links. rc-sysv-conf is
> much more flexible then rcconf, for it allows you to update links in any
> run-level, makes good decisions on what priority numbers to use for the
> links (if using the basic interface), allows you to choose your own
> priority numbers (if using the advanced interface), and organizes the
> screen in a more sane way so you can see what all services are doing at
> any run-level.
Now this is what a runlevel editor should do!
Comments arising from first use:
* Installation went fine
* postrm can be run by /bin/sh
* control
+ Description mentions ntsysv which I can't find in
the Debian archives
+ Don't mention rcconf because it is going to be
removed from Sarge
* README
+ "different then" -> "different from"
+ "compatiable" -> "compatible"
* Changes
+ Normally this file is named 'ChangeLog'
+ Duplicates changelog.gz
* rc-sysv-conf(8)
+ Incorrectly named rc-sysv-conf(8)
+ Keystrokes should be documented here
+ Please include FILES section describing the
/var/lib/rc-sysv-conf/services file. What
information is stored there and Why?
* rc-sysv-conf
+ --cache option should not be named that because
the information stored there isn't cached (i.e.,
it can't be regenerated if it is deleted). Or am
I wrong about that?
+ Operation is very SLOW. It takes about one second
to move the cursor from one entry to the next.
This is on a Pentium III system with lots of RAM.
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Thomas Hood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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