To Ubuntu's credit I really liked upstarts ability to recover from
crashes and start/stop/restart services based on whatever crashed.
Although I must admit that other than the time I sat there kill'ing
processes to test the upstart scripts, the stuff I was using never
crashed anyway.
Systemd apparently has similar ways of achieving the same thing and it
seems to be the way everything is going now so I should probably get to
grips with it.
Wayne Merricks
The Voice Asia
On 12/06/15 16:43, Frederick Gleason wrote:
On Jun 12, 2015, at 11:16 43, Rob Landry <[email protected]> wrote:
Debian 8 won't start the Rivendell daemons at boot; it runs something called
systemd that seems to want to start everything at the same time instead of in
their proper order.
This same ‘systemd’ misery is now included with RHEL 7 as well. It originated
from Apple, where it has been part of OS X/Darwin for some time. Mercifully
though, on RHEL 7 the legacy service(8) commands still work (they are merely
wrappers that redirect to the appropriate systemctl(8) commands).
Look on the bright side: at least they didn’t inflict Upstart on you (Ubuntu’s
allegedly “advanced” boot system, with emphasis decidedly on the quotation
marks).
Cheers!
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