On 05 Jul 2001 at 22:26 (+1000), Anthony Towns wrote: | On Wed, Jul 04, 2001 at 11:12:36AM -0400, Theodore Tso wrote: | > Volunteers to help add LSB support for Debian would be wonderful, if | > you could find any takers. And if there are other sections of the LSB | > which turn out to be hard to implement, or where the LSB is | > inconsistent, let us know, and we can try to fix it in the next | > release. | | Uh, is there any existing free implementation related code? .lsb packages | that are expected to be able to be installed on compliant distros to | test with, sample implementations of lsb_release, lsb/install_initd, | lsb/remove_initd, and lsb/init-functions, or anything similar? The | "Implementation" stuff seems to be mainly focussed on getting libraries | synced up (as does the spec itself, really).
I've started a new init/rc system meant to be LSB compliant. Unfortunately, I have a job that does not let me do such fun stuff :\, so I won't be able to do much more on it for a while. As it stands, nothing works :), but the idea is to put together perl modules to handle init scripts -- mostly to be able to accomodate various rc types ala file-rc or rc*.d links with a consistent interface. you can fetch CVS from CVSROOT=:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/var/cvs (empty password) $ cvs co lsb_init if you are interested in helping. I'll accept any patches, and grant write perms to anyone who can deal with my foul code :P brent
