[2011-01-16 17:28] Jonathan Nieder <jrnie...@gmail.com> > > part text/plain 1183 > unarchive 453106 > found 453106 runit/2.1.1-6.2 > quit > [resending now that the bug is unarchived; sorry for the noise.] > > Abhijit Hoskeri wrote: > > > The runit package does not have any way ( ex. a debconf variable) to > > avoid inserting the runit entry into inittab. This means that when runit > > is installed in a non-active environment like a CD installation, the > > runit /etc/inittab entry will immediately attempt to start the services > > it comes with. > > > > This feature may not always be desirable, especially if we intend to > > install the runit-run package, in which case /etc/inittab will not be > > used at all. > > > > It would be sufficient to avoid sending SIGHUP to during the postinst, > > or make this optional. Thanks. > > Jamie Rollins wrote: > > > Anyway, it's not a tragic issue, but there are many instances when > > this package is desired for some of the other binaries it contains > > (such as chpst) and the daemon is not needed or desired at all, > > especially running on start up. > > This is not going to happen in squeeze[1], but presumably work > towards taking care of these needs in wheezy would be welcome.
Seems src:runit_2.1.2-9 does exactly what this bug is about:
* `runit' if you just want binaries
* `runit-{init,sysv,systemd}' if you want them automatically invoked
control: close -1
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