> /etc/rc6.d/S90reboot invokes reboot -d -f -i. The -f there means it > goes straight to the kernel to reboot. > Make that file empty (so it's treated as a conffile change) and you > should be good. > You might also want to consider using kvm or xen instead of raw chroots... >
In a lenny chroot, on the same system, rc6.d/S90reboot calls 'reboot -d -f i' and that works like I'd expect; the chroot is stopped and the system keeps on running. In the squeeze chroot we have rc6.d/K09reboot and the same 'reboot -d -f -i'. I will check if the -f does the trick but I still think the behaviour should be the same for both lenny and squeeze. I also think that the ability to reboot a system by rebooting a chrooted environment shouldn't be possible so the bug remains. According xen or kvm; eventually we will make that change of course, but at the moment that's not something we're focussing. Regards, Martin -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
