Hi Scott,
Thank you for your efford in this! That might work, but I see this one in the
same kind as editing the /etc/fstab and setting the sixth field (fs_passno) to
0: You have to permanently change something prior to booting. This doesn't work
on a "once" basis like the Triggers -f and -F of
On Thu, 2010-03-11 at 12:04 +, Marc_Richter wrote:
> So, to come to one level here: Do you see my point with the
> no-realistic-workarround-available ? Don't be mad with me please, but
> I still don't see how to practically work with your "cancel when it
> happens" solution in remote sites. Co
OK, that's a good point ;D
So, to come to one level here: Do you see my point with the
no-realistic-workarround-available ? Don't be mad with me please, but I still
don't see how to practically work with your "cancel when it happens" solution
in remote sites. Could you please explain how your i
On Wed, 2010-03-10 at 14:45 +, Marc_Richter wrote:
> > No, it was a deliberately not-implemented feature.
>
> Why should it become deliberately removed without a replacement
> available? And how do you know that it happened on a deliberately basis?
> Have you found this in any changelog where
> No, it was a deliberately not-implemented feature.
Why should it become deliberately removed without a replacement
available? And how do you know that it happened on a deliberately basis?
Have you found this in any changelog where it reads "has been not
implemented because of ..."?
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Please a
On Wed, 2010-03-10 at 12:08 +, Marc_Richter wrote:
> Re-Changed it's status to "new", because it definately is a falsely
> removed feature which breaks compatibility and removes a function which
> can't be issued otherwise.
>
No, it was a deliberately not-implemented feature.
Do not change a
Re-Changed it's status to "new", because it definately is a falsely
removed feature which breaks compatibility and removes a function which
can't be issued otherwise.
** Changed in: upstart (Ubuntu)
Status: Won't Fix => New
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Please add option -f and -F to shutdown for LPIC compatibility
OK: Let's assume you install Ubuntu onto a server. And for any reason, you'd
like to restart it. In most of the cases you'll do that remotely after logging
in by ssh while the system stands at your ISP.
How to abort a check "while it is happening"?
Sorry, that lacks any reality.
Not everyone use
On Tue, 2010-03-09 at 22:40 +, Marc_Richter wrote:
> Pardon? First: The LPI (Linux Professional Institute) isn't a distro and
> their certification is the most spread one within the whole Linux world.
> If Ubuntu doesn't at least efford to close up to their content, then it
> will loose it's s
Pardon? First: The LPI (Linux Professional Institute) isn't a distro and
their certification is the most spread one within the whole Linux world.
If Ubuntu doesn't at least efford to close up to their content, then it
will loose it's status as a professional distro sooner or later.
Second: Which w
I disagree.
The subset of options supported by Upstart for things like shutdown are
the most common subset of System V-style UNIXes. I'm not interested in
supporting every option or flag added by every variant and distro over
the years, there are too many and they conflict.
The Upstart shutdown
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