Bruce Perens writes ("Re: pre-inst and post-inst scripts that start and stop
daemons "):
> > However, I'm wondering whether a more elegant and simple solution
> > might just be for Bruce to run the cross-installation which a PATH
> > environment variable that ensu
> However, I'm wondering whether a more elegant and simple solution
> might just be for Bruce to run the cross-installation which a PATH
> environment variable that ensures that the version of
> start-stop-daemon it finds is a link to `true'.
Clever. This is made somewhat more sloppy by the fact t
On Sun, 29 Oct 1995, Ian Jackson wrote:
> However, I'm wondering whether a more elegant and simple solution
> might just be for Bruce to run the cross-installation which a PATH
> environment variable that ensures that the version of
> start-stop-daemon it finds is a link to `true'.
This is the b
CD Rasmussen writes ("Re: pre-inst and post-inst scripts that start and stop
daemons "):
> Rather than naming the effect you want, not starting daemons, I would
> think it better to name the situation, like DEB_BASE_BUILD or
> something. Now as time goes on, the scripts wil
Go, Bruce of Pixar, and let thy shadow be cast across the concrete ...
(just warming up for my trip)
Costa
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Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Bruce Perens), [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: pre-inst and post-inst scripts that start and stop daemons
Date: Fri, 27 Oct 1995 09
Going to the Shakespeare festival?
I'd be happy to support both "NO_STARTSTOP_DAEMON" and "CROSS_INSTALL".
Bruce
Bruce Perens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I think the situation I described could be named "cross-installation".
> There are other cases than building the base where one might want to
> install to a different filesystem than the one currently running. Thus
> perhaps CROSS_INSTALL=1 is the flag to use. If
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Bruce Perens) said:
> I think we should agree on an environment variable that I can set to
> tell the pre- and post-inst scripts not to start of kill daemons.
> Would "DEBIAN_NO_DAEMONS=1;export DEBIAN_NO_DAEMONS"
> be an appropriate thing to use?
Should each individual maintai
I think the situation I described could be named "cross-installation".
There are other cases than building the base where one might want to
install to a different filesystem than the one currently running. Thus
perhaps CROSS_INSTALL=1 is the flag to use. If I don't hear much objection
to that today
x27;s business.
Costa
Date: Thu, 26 Oct 95 21:38 PDT
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Bruce Perens)
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: pre-inst and post-inst scripts that start and stop daemons
Part of the process of building the base disks involves installing all of
the base packages
Part of the process of building the base disks involves installing all of
the base packages on an "alternate root", that is using the "--root"
argument of "dpkg" to set its idea of the root to the directory in which
I'm building the base.
When I do this, I see a lot of messages about not being abl
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