"Ben Dibell" wrote:
> === On Apr 30 14:40:29, thinkingrod...@gmail.com wrote:
> === > === BSD has an init system. The source is there.
> === > === What exactly is your problem? What do you want to do
> === > === with your init that you can't do with the default install?
> === >
> === > Jan: A lot
Ye gods, I just noticed how bad my last message was formatted. My apologies.
=== On Apr 30 14:40:29, thinkingrod...@gmail.com wrote:
=== > === BSD has an init system. The source is there.
=== > === What exactly is your problem? What do you want to do
=== > === with your init that you can't do with the default install?
=== >
=== > Jan: A lot of things can be done in Epoch ea
"Ben Dibell" wrote:
> === "Ben Dibell" wrote:
> ===
> ===> Hi, I've tried other resources, even reading the
> source for init, but I
> ===> can't seem to locate the magic that
> makes /sbin/init the approved init.
> ===> I'm porting my init
> system Epoch to BSD for personal reasons, and I'd
>
=== "Ben Dibell" wrote:
===
===> Hi, I've tried other resources, even reading the
source for init, but I
===> can't seem to locate the magic that
makes /sbin/init the approved init.
===> I'm porting my init
system Epoch to BSD for personal reasons, and I'd
===> like
===> it to work under OpenBSD,
"Ben Dibell" wrote:
> Hi, I've tried other resources, even reading the source for init, but I
> can't seem to locate the magic that makes /sbin/init the approved init.
> I'm porting my init system Epoch to BSD for personal reasons, and I'd like
> it to work under OpenBSD, which I've been enjoying
I did read init.c, it didn't help. But my tests have shown that things are
willing to run in place of init, but, stdout/stderr/stdin are unavailable
to init? I assume this is some kind of security thing. freopen() has
failed me here.
=== Wow, what chatter.
===
=== It is
obvious that you have not
Wow, what chatter.
It is obvious that you have not read the source to our init.c,
nor looked at the commit logs.
I don't understand society is producing a generation of people
incapable of self-help. Probably something in the water.
> === On Wed, Apr 30, 2014 at 12:02 AM, Ben Dibell
> === wrot
=== On Wed, Apr 30, 2014 at 12:02 AM, Ben Dibell
=== wrote:
===> Hi, I've tried other resources, even reading the source for init, but I
===> can't seem to locate the magic that makes /sbin/init the approved init.
===> I'm porting my init system Epoch to BSD for personal reasons, and I'd
===> like
On Wed, Apr 30, 2014 at 12:02 AM, Ben Dibell wrote:
> Hi, I've tried other resources, even reading the source for init, but I
> can't seem to locate the magic that makes /sbin/init the approved init.
> I'm porting my init system Epoch to BSD for personal reasons, and I'd like
> it to work under Op
On Wed, Apr 30, 2014 at 12:02:22AM -0700, Ben Dibell wrote:
> Hi, I've tried other resources, even reading the source for init, but I
> can't seem to locate the magic that makes /sbin/init the approved init.
> I'm porting my init system Epoch to BSD for personal reasons, and I'd like
> it to work
Hi, I've tried other resources, even reading the source for init, but I
can't seem to locate the magic that makes /sbin/init the approved init.
I'm porting my init system Epoch to BSD for personal reasons, and I'd like
it to work under OpenBSD, which I've been enjoying as of late. I come from
the l
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