Most init.d scripts are expected to support all of start, stop,
etc. options. But there are a small number of scripts which are
obvious exceptions to this rule: restart, reboot, single, mountall.sh
and so on.
It would be really nice to have a paragraph in policy distinguishing
between these cases and the rest of them, but I've no idea what it
should say. Does anyone have any ideas?
Julian
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