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Package: init-system-helpers
Version: 1.56+nmu1
When I invoke the command service --status all , I get
$ service --status all
/usr/sbin/service: 86: /usr/sbin/service: egrep: not found
[ - ] dbus
/usr/sbin/service: 86: /usr/sbin/service: egrep: not found
[ - ] hwclock.sh
/usr/sbin/service: 86: /usr/sbin/service: egrep: not found
[ - ] procps
/usr/sbin/service: 86: /usr/sbin/service: egrep: not found
[ - ] ssh
I strongly advise to insert in the dependencies grep, since by installing grep
(or whatever does provide the grep executable) this problem resolves by itself.
Here is the output result
$ service --status all
[ - ] dbus
[ - ] hwclock.sh
[ - ] procps
[ - ] ssh
My OS is Debian GNU/Linux 10 (buster)
Thanks in advance for solving this bug for me and for our community.
Yours faithfully
Alessandro Valente
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Hi Allesandro
Am 09.02.20 um 11:45 schrieb Alessandro Valente:
> Package: init-system-helpers
> Version: 1.56+nmu1
>
> When I invoke the command service --status all , I get
>
> $ service --status all
> /usr/sbin/service: 86: /usr/sbin/service: egrep: not found
> [ - ] dbus
> /usr/sbin/service: 86: /usr/sbin/service: egrep: not found
> [ - ] hwclock.sh
> /usr/sbin/service: 86: /usr/sbin/service: egrep: not found
> [ - ] procps
> /usr/sbin/service: 86: /usr/sbin/service: egrep: not found
> [ - ] ssh
>
> I strongly advise to insert in the dependencies grep, since by installing
> grep (or whatever does provide the grep executable) this problem resolves by
> itself.
grep is an essential package, so no such dependency is necessary (debian
policy actually recommends not to add a dependency in this case).
If you managed to end up without grep being installed, then your
warranty is void.
Regards,
Michael
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