Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: splashy
/etc/init.d/splashy refers to /etc/inittab, which does not exist, when
trying to regenerate the number of splash steps. Updating the number of
splash steps fails because of this.
Line 68 of /etc/init.d/splashy reads:
RLVL=`sed -n 's/id:\([2345]\):initdefault:/\1/ p' /etc/inittab`
grepping for any instances of the term inittab in /etc returns the same
line in three other scripts.
rc0.d/K01splashy: RLVL=`sed -n 's/id:\([2345]\):initdefault:/\1/ p'
/etc/inittab`
rc6.d/K01splashy: RLVL=`sed -n 's/id:\([2345]\):initdefault:/\1/ p'
/etc/inittab`
rcS.d/S03splashy: RLVL=`sed -n 's/id:\([2345]\):initdefault:/\1/ p'
/etc/inittab`
It appears to be trying to ascertain the default runlevel. How could
this be done using the current init system?
** Affects: splashy (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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init.d script refers to inittab
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/126661
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