On Wednesday 02 May 2007, Michael Biebl wrote: > Markus Schoder wrote: > > Package: avahi-daemon > > Version: 0.6.18-4 > > > > I have disabled the avahi-daemon via /etc/default/avahi-daemon. > > > > On shutdown the init script gives me an error message that the > > shutdown failed even though the daemon is not running at all. > > > > Please consider the following patch to shut up the init script in > > that case: > > My suggestion would be, to not disable the init script via > /etc/default/avahi-daemon, but by removing the stop/start links from > the runlevels. This is now possible, as avahi-daemon has become a > SysV init script. > Install a tool like sysv-rc-conf (or if you like a GUI, choose bum) > and run "sysv-rc-conf avahi-daemon off". > > This disables avahi-daemon the *right* way.
/etc# sysv-rc-conf avahi-daemon off /etc# ls rc?.d/*avahi* rc0.d/K16avahi-daemon rc1.d/K16avahi-daemon rc2.d/K16avahi-daemon rc3.d/K16avahi-daemon rc4.d/K16avahi-daemon rc5.d/K16avahi-daemon rc6.d/K16avahi-daemon Looks like it will still try to stop the avahi-daemon on shutdown. Of course I can fix it the "traditional" way /etc# rm rc?.d/*avahi-daemon* Anyway I think the behaviour is odd to give a failed message when trying to stop a daemon that is not running but YMMV. -- Markus PS: "become" heisst übrigens "werden" ;)
