Hello,
Something that has always annoyed me about traditional init was the fact that
the scripts are kept under /etc, although nowadays they are almost never user
configuration files in the sense that they used to be, but scripts which come
with a package and are not intended to be changed by the user. Have you
considered changing this in upstart, and having package scripts go under, say,
/lib/init, with /etc/init only there for users to override defaults on a
case-by-case basis, if they so desire?
This would also play nicer with dpkg's special handling of files which live
under /etc.
Regards,
Michael
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