Dear OdyX,
On Wednesday 08 August 2012 16:10:34 Didier 'OdyX' Raboud wrote:
> > In Debian the recommendation for all init scripts is to check the
> > variable VERBOSE from /etc/default/rcS and only print a message on
> > console only if this variable is not 0.
>
> From the content of the debian-p
2012/8/8 Didier 'OdyX' Raboud :
> Le jeudi, 2 août 2012 16.38:41, Teodor a écrit :
>> In Debian the recommendation for all init scripts is to check the variable
>> VERBOSE from /etc/default/rcS and only print a message on console only if
>> this variable is not 0.
>
> From the content of the debian
tags 683654 +moreinfo
thanks
Le jeudi, 2 août 2012 16.38:41, Teodor a écrit :
> In Debian the recommendation for all init scripts is to check the variable
> VERBOSE from /etc/default/rcS and only print a message on console only if
> this variable is not 0.
From the content of the debian-policy pa
Good idea, it would be nice if we could implement it.
Is that correct that [info] messages are only printed by 'log_action_msg'?
It may be used for messages like "service is already running" and I'm not sure
if we want to suppress such messages.
I think at least the following functions
log_
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Hi,
In Debian the recommendation for all init scripts is to check the variable
VERBOSE from /etc/default/rcS and only print a message on console only if
this variable is not 0.
This should be adopted by init-functions too, at least for so
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