First, some background: I am teaching a Linux system admin course at a local community college. One of the assignments has been to add a new startup script, and I have been teaching the old sysvinit method. Because Ubuntu doesn't support the LSB "INIT INFO" block, I had moved away from it. I am planning to use Kubuntu next semester, and instead of having people write init.d scripts, I would like them to write Upstart job definitions, or convert some existing init.d scripts to Upstart.
For an init script like /etc/init.d/networking, the INIT INFO block says that mountkernfs, ifupdown, and $local_fs must all be started before this script can start. Can the "start on" clause in a job definition specify multiple events AND'ed together, or can you only have OR'ed events by using multiple "start on" clauses? If someone has rewritten a typical init.d script as an upstart job definition, such an example posted on the wiki or on the upstart web site would be incredibly useful. -- upstart-devel mailing list [email protected] Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/upstart-devel
