On policy, Julian Gilbey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > What about the ordering in /etc/rc?.d is it important, should we not be
> > restarting stuff out of order?
>
> I would guess not; these are not facilities being restarted but newly
> installed ones. If there is a desperate problem with this,
> On policy, Piotr Roszatycki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > (That is, we should check whether /etc/rcN.d/{S,K}??script exists
> > > where N is the current runlevel and start or stop the script
> > > appropriately if it does -- see the rest of this bugreport for
> > > details.)
> > >
> > > I sec
On policy, Piotr Roszatycki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > (That is, we should check whether /etc/rcN.d/{S,K}??script exists
> > where N is the current runlevel and start or stop the script
> > appropriately if it does -- see the rest of this bugreport for
> > details.)
> >
> > I second this propo
> > [debhelper] should check whether the corresponding file exists under
> > /etc/rc?.d before starting them in postinst or stopping them in postrm.
>
> (That is, we should check whether /etc/rcN.d/{S,K}??script exists
> where N is the current runlevel and start or stop the script
> appropriately
> [debhelper] should check whether the corresponding file exists under
> /etc/rc?.d before starting them in postinst or stopping them in postrm.
(That is, we should check whether /etc/rcN.d/{S,K}??script exists
where N is the current runlevel and start or stop the script
appropriately if it does -
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