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I understand how to make a start|stop script :-) And there is
already such a script in the package.
My question is __why__ does the package not put it in the "right" place?
And why does the package not have an rc script?
If these are missing for no particular reason, we'll build a better
package and would be happy to contribute it.
If there is some logic for not making the package more completely
"debianized", could someone educated us about that logic?
Thanks,
John
** Affects: zookeeper (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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package does not put startup script in /etc/init.d/ and also lacks an
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