If I remember correctly, Upstart is a drop-in Sysvinit replacement, with an expanded set of features. I remember reading that it's not at all pretty to work with, because of the backward-compatibility.
If GoboLinux's BootScripts is not good enough, it may be worth considering InitNG. I remember being convinced that this was the way to go, but can't remember what I read that made me decide that :) Paul Jonatan Liljedahl wrote: > Lucas C. Villa Real wrote: > >> On Wed, Aug 27, 2008 at 11:15 AM, Jonatan Liljedahl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> wrote: >> >>> Fábio Mierlo wrote: >>> >>>> I was think in something like that, but a little different. >>>> >>>> One file called /S/S/BootScripts/Tasks, where InstallPackage can >>>> "grep" for the task name and if isn't in there InstallPackage will >>>> "echo #$TaskName >> /S/S/BooScripts". >>>> >>>> So, the user can "uncomment" the task they want, then BootUp will >>>> start the uncommented tasks and Shutdown will "inversely" stop >>>> these tasks. >>>> >>> Or, let it be a directory with symlinks to the actual Tasks. The >>> symlinks could be prefixed with numbers to control the order.. >>> >> This is pretty much how /etc/init.d/rc[n].d works.. >> > > Yep.. > What about using Upstart? It seems interesting. > > http://upstart.ubuntu.com/index.html > >
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