Package: sysv-rc
Version: 2.86.ds1-61
I have disabled several services using "insserv -r", e.g.
nfs-common
nfs-kernel-server
samba
They are not supposed to be started or killed by init. Instead they are
under control of heartbeat. The LSB-style headers of these runlevel scripts
have been adjusted accordingly.
Problem: During an upgrade of these services they are started via invoke-rc.d,
even though they are not listed in the /etc/rc?.d directory for the current
runlevel. This is _fatal_ for a Linux-HA environment with its own resource
manager (Heartbeat or Pacemaker).
Looking at the man page of invoke-rc.d:
invoke-rc.d itself only pays attention to the current runlevel; it will
block any attempts to start a service in a runlevel in which the ser-
vice is disabled.
I _did_ disable the services, so invoke-rc.d should block starting them. Init
would not start these services at boot time, either.
Regards
Harri
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