Petter Reinholdtsen schrieb am Thu 21. Aug, 22:11 (+0200): > [Luca Capello] > > This is plainly wrong and has nothing to do with bootchart, since > > stop-bootlogd should start *after* rmnologin, according to the LSB > > headers: > > ===== > > (sid-amd64)[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/# grep Required-Start /etc/init.d/rmnologin > > # Required-Start: $remote_fs $all > > (sid-amd64)[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/# grep Required-Start > > /etc/init.d/stop-bootlogd > > # Required-Start: $remote_fs rmnologin > > (sid-amd64)[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/# > > ===== > > You interpret $all differently from insserv, and it is not obvious to > me which interpretation is correct. The definition I am aware of for > $all is: > > facility supported by insserv to start a script after all the other > scripts, at the end of the boot sequence. > > The question at work is the priority of $all when there is script X > depending on a script Y depending on $all. Is X part of 'all the > other scripts' or not? Should $all have higher priority than other > dependencies or not? At the moment, insserv consider X to be part of > 'all the other scripts', and places Y after X.
To me this sounds wrong. When X says it requires Y to be started, it needs a service provided by Y. So X must come after Y, otherwise X fails. Regards, Jörg. -- Der Mensch hat die Atombombe erfunden. Keine Maus der Welt käme auf die Idee, eine Mausefalle zu konstruieren.
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