On Wed, Sep 03, 2003, Matthias Kurz wrote:
> Is there a command to enable/disable services (e.g. something
> like "rc disable cvs"), or do i have to edit the files under
> $opkg_root/etc/rc.d ?
Sure, you never have to edit <prefix>/etc/rc.d/rc.* files, of course.
All variables in the %config sections of those <prefix>/etc/rc.d/rc.*
files can be overridden by entries in <prefix>/etc/rc.conf. In
your case, just place "cvs_enable=no" into this file and all the
run-commands for package "cvs" are disabled. Same for all other OpenPKG
packages: xxx_enable=no disables the run-commands of package "xxx". Run
"<prefix>/etc/rc --config" to see the details of available variables.
> What is the package openpkg-rc good for ?
This is a experimental package which, when installed, replaces
<prefix>/etc/rc with a forthcoming OSSP rc implementation. Do not use
it, it is highly experimental and still does not cover all features of
the <prefix>/etc/rc script. The "openpkg-rc" currently is for developers
and early adopters only.
> There is an installation conflict:
> file /opkg/man/man8/rc.8 from install of openpkg-rc-0.7.3-20030714
> conflicts with file from package openpkg-20030901-20030901
Ops, good catch. Yes, I've added an rc(8) manual page just
before OpenPKG 1.3 and openpkg-rc was not adjusted. We'll
try to resolve this.
> PS: There seems to be a stray qt-3.2.1-20030828.src.rpm under
> rsync://rsync.openpkg.org/openpkg-ftp/current/
What do you mean by "stray" here? This is the regular Qt package of
OpenPKG-CURRENT (do not intermix it with "kde-qt"). I see no problem
with it. Can you be more specific?
Ralf S. Engelschall
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www.engelschall.com
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