* Petter Reinholdtsen <p...@hungry.com> [20090728 13:56]: > [Alexander Wirt] > >> What was leading up to this? Why did you try to disable insserv? > > apt-get install file-rc
> Right. Good to hear that it is the same problem as the initial > report. May I ask why you are using file-rc? What advantages does it > have over the current sysv-rc script with concurrent booting? Speaking for myself why I prefer file-rc: No symlink hell, copying/distributing just one single file which defines the boot setup is enough, option to 'grep $service /etc/runlevel.conf', it's deterministic and just works,... BTW: How do I know in which order my insserv based system will boot up? > > There are other implementations bootmechanisms like file-rc, upstart > > and so on. Don't break them! > This problem only affect file-rc. Upstart is using the sysv-rc > scripts to call the init.d scripts, and insserv work fine with it. Of course upstart isn't affected because it doesn't conflict with sysv-rc (which introduced the breakage). Why should it be such a big deal to fix the package so removing it works again? > I see two good ways to move forward with this. One is to convert > file-rc to use dependency based boot sequencing (for example by > rewriting it and insserv to work well together), OK - but *please* make dependency based booting an option. > or drop file-rc from Debian. Please NO. regards, -mika-
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