El Fri, 2 de May 2014 a las 7:04 PM, Steve Langasek <vor...@debian.org>
escribió:
Hi Cameron,
On Fri, May 02, 2014 at 06:35:30PM -0700, Cameron Norman wrote:
Hey Steve,
Is there anything wrong with the script attached by Dimitri ( to
implement the no-op init script functionality mandated by policy)?
If
not, would you like me to create a deb diff to add the script to the
appropriate directory?
Actually, this bug report had fallen off my radar. I had been
expecting
Dimitri to implement this in Ubuntu, and that I would cherry-pick it
back
into Debian. Dimitri, is this patch current, and do you want it
included
as-is? I seem to recall some discussion about making the init scripts
pass-through to upstart rather than making them silently fail; did
that
discussion reach a conclusion?
I would prefer this and would be willing to write a script to make this
work, if we decide on that behaviour.
Assuming we're ok with the behavior provided by this patch, the only
thing I
would change is to check for the existence of the upstart job first,
before
checking whether init_is_upstart, since it's the cheaper operation.
Change attached.
Also, why the check for /etc/init/foo.conf as a symlink? Is that
because
upstart doesn't follow symlinks for .conf?
I would assume. Can not speak for Dimitri's reasons, though.
Thanks for the quick response,
--
Cameron Norman
