fwiw, while preparing a 'networking' upstart job for Debian, I've found that we will need a 'stop' rule there so that services are currently torn down on shutdown (otherwise, anything after 'networking' in the shutdown sequence never gets run). So I think we want to implement this, though we probably *don't* want to do it with a flat 'stop on runlevel [016]' since that would tear the network out from under any network filesystems before they've been unmounted.
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