-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hello Harald,
On 02.11.2011 11:21, Harald Dunkel wrote: > insserv -r is no option, because on the next update the default run > level symlinks are reinstalled again. Thats even worse than creating a > private overrides file for insserv. Not to mention that insserv nags > about some "non-default" run level symlinks all the time. There you are right, but that's merely a problem of insserv, not primarily Apache. Having that said, I agree with you here: insserv should retain such overrides the administrator manually configured among package upgrades, e.g. by providing an override wrapper which works similar to dpkg-statoverride. > I completely agree that duplicate methods to configure run level scripts > should be avoided. But it should also be clear that the config file and > the item to config (eg. when to run the script) should be kept separate > from each other. Right, but that wasn't the problem you reported. I personally do not have a strong opinion on /etc/default/apache2 as said, but I am not the (only) person to judge here. > Maybe a look at other Unixes helps? SunOS 5.x (just as an example) > provides a tool "svcadm" to manage which services are started at boot > time. On SunOS 5.x there is no need to create a new config file with > a weird syntax in an "overrides" directory to make sure that a hard- > wired configuration in the startup script gets ignored. There is some discussion going on in Debian, in particular regarding moving to systemd in the long term. However, the Debian kFreeBSD branch blocks such a transition in the near future and it may or may not solve your particular problem. Of course that's a distribution-wide question again. - -- with kind regards, Arno Töll IRC: daemonkeeper on Freenode/OFTC GnuPG Key-ID: 0x9D80F36D -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org/ iQIcBAEBAgAGBQJOsbWcAAoJEMcrUe6dgPNtpxIP/As0SqlSsSD7jV4+XNUYTz9Y hjSYP3v6+hiTb7RwWVqwoHex4yCqPTtwNQPMU77GseDgyWsVXg2HTUAeloRsaY6k TGa+sMfU5Y8MR6C1R/porT7CAgoI48Gv6Zj/y77t/63VTZt+Kscqmg/MwHa2jqH5 vlHEwulLnSkJLgVLy5ODFbC+4imsYmqwBNAEiw4DnBRWKdJ21LtmVrVSyIIshHAL OpyYkAg1ndr2t3BE4EWimO91AM6wZasZXNBSYusvIUVMTNaDnaUvAxOkXwLX3R3F VKj9zajykjS8+FzoqTxQqLgEHFZBKcOo5rKz83cazElmkptsVZi4Y9X4GnE/gzxd rP0I+E4TUuxmdDgD/LxQ6L1Mi1DX5K+Kp3Vjab5CM+zWdXZZsgU3OL/WfL5bGdZj DA5b3I9aXzcSGqUPTRO08Lh/5vbiu5jaAlgSj7T9mTw0iT/pFdJPbIyL2v2TfJmI 5mYPpqUP8AQPDTFf6umdw2isOamiMsw37I7LvzRGL+AtUGOvLF+CISEGFWTdJFoh kt00Jz/TJn4U/lQGBl4h/ZwSMEyIpEjQC2FSfprfq9yBPyMarzcbYAzanBidd84j BoGDlRwHxHaha33ArWc2LFl7ZSn7zYi3iqxpih7DS4B2WzDmto25u6bgLUlPwtxw 2NR4pwWNX4Mp0/3qo4ZP =Yd16 -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
