[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >potential for all kinds of race conditions. I think that the best way >to make it more robust is to go back to having a regular /etc/init.d >file, which will both run at boot time and can be called from modprobe >(in that case it will just do nothing if the filesystem is not >writeable). No, this is totally stupid. The daemon must be started in exactly one place.
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