Hi Evgeni, On Sat, Mar 11, 2017 at 02:15:06PM +0100, Evgeni Golov wrote: > To recap, the behaviour should be as follows (IMHO): > on fresh install, the service is disabled and not started > on upgrade > * if the service was enabled, it remains enabled and gets restarted > * if the service was disabled, it remains so and is not started > > For fresh install this is easy, just ommit the > update-rc.d thinkfan defaults > call in postinst and be done (invoke-rc.d should behave properly) > > For upgrades, we'd need something like: > if update-rc.d thinkfan is-enabled; > update-rc.d thinkfan defaults > fi > or > update-rc.d thinkfan defaults-desabled > Again, trusting that invoke-rc.d will behave properly afterwards. > > But we don't have these commands :(
Yeah; good summary. If the half-broken --no-start option would be used (to fix the RC bug) then maybe a NEWS.Debian file could be shipped to inform about the steps to take in case of upgrades. Wolfgang
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