> because that is the reason to have the start stop script, right? no, init script is for the 'Unix System V' init.
the way to start the daemon manually is to use the binary in /usr/bin and run it with the option you need. I agree that a common way is to use the init script to start/stop the daemon. To simplify the manual usage of the daemon, it will be possible to have an ffproxyctl to start or stop the daemon. That's why i was thinking that the 'force-start' option will be a good compromise. Another problem with your proposal, is that there is no good way to detect the runlevel where the script is launched, ugly hacks are possible but they are not enought acceptable for me (IMHO). cheers, -- Emmanuel Bouthenot -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
