[Per Olofsson]
> And here's an (untested) patch which also adds policy-rc.d
> support. Furthermore it corrects a problem in your patch: it runs
> cleanup code if apt-get fails.
I submitted a new bug report against di-utils with your patch
included. Someone with more time then me should test it a
Petter Reinholdtsen wrote:
> Here is a patch to divert start-stop-daemon. Mostly unsteded, but
> half of it is cut-n-paste from my upgrade-testing script.
And here's an (untested) patch which also adds policy-rc.d
support. Furthermore it corrects a problem in your patch: it runs
cleanup code if a
Petter Reinholdtsen wrote:
> I guess we could do both, and remove the dummy start-stop-daemon when
> everything is using invoke-rc.d.
Seems like a good idea. I'll make pcmcia-cs use invoke-rc.d then.
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[Per Olofsson]
> Isn't policy-rc.d a cleaner solution? AFAIK nothing in policy requires
> a package to use start-stop-daemon, but it does say that maintainer
> scripts [1]should use invoke-rc.d.
Perhaps. But at the moment, start-stop-daemon has the largest chance
of working.
> Maybe
> both techn
Petter Reinholdtsen wrote:
> Hm, I thougth apt-install already made sure no such daemon is started
> in /target/, but it doesn't seem like it when I check the source now.
>
> I suggest changing it to replace start-stop-daemon with a dummy script
> doing nothing, to make sure no daemon is started i
Joey Hess wrote:
> Per Olofsson wrote:
> > Obviously, cardmgr should not be started at all. It seems like
> > pcmcia-cs does not use invoke-rc.d in the maintainer script. If I
> > change it to use invoke-rc.d (which it should anyway), will that make
> > it work? Does d-i use policy-rc.d or somethin
Per Olofsson wrote:
> I haven't been at my usual testing environment at home. However, I see
> in cardmgr's source that it calls openlog() with the LOG_CONS
> option. This flag makes it "write directly to system console if there
> is an error while sending to system logger".
>
> Obviously, cardmgr
[Per Olofsson]
> Obviously, cardmgr should not be started at all. It seems like
> pcmcia-cs does not use invoke-rc.d in the maintainer script. If I
> change it to use invoke-rc.d (which it should anyway), will that make
> it work? Does d-i use policy-rc.d or something to stop init scripts
> from be
Martin Michlmayr wrote:
> Does anyon else get this (when installing extra packages):
>
>x Installing extra packages...cardmgr[19799]: starting, version is 3.2.5 x
I haven't been at my usual testing environment at home. However, I see
in cardmgr's source that it calls openlog() with the LOG_C
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