I wrote a init script containing this snippet, e.g.:
echo "`basename $0` stopping"
It's happened to be changed by another guy to something like this:
echo "`$0` stopping"
The machine just hung there after that. I had to press the power
button and the "i" letter on our CentOS when it printed "...for [I]
nteractive session, press I...". The machine was brought up after the
erroneous init script was bypassed.
If this happenes on Debian, what can we do to bypass the erroneous
init script during boot?
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