[Russ Allbery] > Hi Petter, Hi. :)
> Are you sure you wanted to add these tags to this bug? Nope, but thought it best to put it on the boot system radar, to track the status. If it isn't related, I'll drop the tags again. > The openafs-client init script (and the facilities that it starts) > normally does not have a dependency on dnsmasq or on DNS at all. I assumed openafs-client would look up its server name using DNS also in the common case, and thus would want to start after a local DNS server is operational when such local DNS server is present. If that is not true, the dependency on $named would be wrong. I do not know if openafs-client will look up server names in DNS, but from its name I assumed it was a client and they commonly look up servers using DNS names. :) > It only does in the context of a modified script that's being run at > Brent's site. I'm not sure if you therefore want to track this bug > as part of the work that you're using that user tag for, since I > don't believe any changes are needed in the openafs package in > Debian. If DNS is only needed for the modified script, and never in the common case, I agree with you. Happy hacking, -- Petter Reinholdtsen -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
