Hi,
Really basic question. If I do something like the following:
initctl emit multiple=1 events=2 are=3 fine=4 too=5
This should result in the event chain:
multiple=1 and events=2 and are=3 and fine=4 and too=5
correct? I ask because when I try and do the following, it fails:
[nova-cavium17:~]$ cat /etc/init/jobs.d/emit_blah
emits multiple events are fine too
exec initctl emit multiple=1 events=2 are=3 fine=4 too=5
[nova-cavium17:~]$ cat /etc/init/jobs.d/emit_ooh
start on multiple=1 and events=2 and are=3 and fine=4 and too=5
[nova-cavium17:~]$ start emit_blah
[nova-cavium17:~]$ status emit_ooh
emit_ooh not running
Is this expected to work or am I missing some subtle note somewhere..?
Thanks,
-Garrett
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