[Michael Biebl] > Isn't that also a bug in insserv? > Imho update-rc.d from insserv should always keep the information > provided by the LSB header and the symlinks in sync.
Perhaps. I believe that it should only use the default-* values when the script is inserted for the first time, and after that allow the sysadmin to control if a service is enabled or disabled in a runlevel by changing or removing the symlinks. See bug #464017 for a test case to demonstrate what I mean. This is how it work today for start symlinks, but it does not work like that for stop symlinks. See the bug for details. > I.e. if the LSB header says > Default-Start: 2 3 4 5 > Default-Stop: 1 > the symlinks in 0 6 should be removed automatically by insserv/update-rc.d I'm not convinced that is how it should work. I guess it all boil down to a question on where to update the configuration. In the header, or by modifying the symlinks. Please add your view to bug #464017, to have a different view on how it should work. Happy hacking, -- Petter Reinholdtsen -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
