Steve Langasek:
The work of revising Debian Policy includes filing a public bug report
and discussing the proposed changes with the Debian Developer
community via the debian-policy mailing list. Have you done this?
Wakey wakey, M. Langasek! You know that the answer is yes, if you are
not as
Sam Hartman:
Hi. As part of reviewing an issue for the technical committee, I just
read policy section 9.3 in its entirety.
Section 9.3.1 really seems to be showing its age. That section covers
runlevels and the sequencing numbers after S and K in rc.d links
without reference to dependency-b
Robert Edmonds:
The relevant text from the policy manual, §9.11: [...]
The Debian Policy Manual never got updated in the wake of the Debian
systemd Hoo-Hah. It remains written from the viewpoint that System 5
init and rc are the defaults, and that upstart is a novelty addendum.
Several peo
Robert Edmonds:
The relevant text from the policy manual, §9.11: [...]
Ansgar Burchardt:
Was that changed since the default init system was changed? It pretty
much still reads like Policy still assumes that sysvinit is the
default init system. It also still mentions upstart in 9.11.1; wil
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