Hi Ian,
I've expanded the section on 'start on' in upstream commit r1584:
http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~upstart-devel/upstart/trunk/revision/1584
Kind regards,
James.
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As far as I know, specifying a boolean combination of events forces
them to occur simultaneously by latching all involved events.
In other words, if you have a job depending on A and B, and a program
foo then emits event A, then foo (by default) going to block until some
other program emits B.
Package: upstart
Version: 1.20-1
Severity: minor
The documentation says that a job can be started on a boolean
combination of events. Of course a boolean combination of events is
semantically meaningless, unless events are thought to occur
simultaneously (which I'm pretty sure they don't, in
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