[Andy Chittenden]
> Once I'd done that, autofs is still starting before nis:

I had a closer look at the nis script, and it do not provide nis
(which I expected it to do), but ypbind, ypserv, ypxfrd and yppasswdd.
The init.d dependency relations are to the strings provided by other
scripts, so this mean autofs need to have a relation on one of the
facilities provided by the nis script.  I suspect ypbind is the
correct one.

Does it help to use this one instead in init.d/autofs:

  # Should-Start:        ypbind

In my opinion, the nis script should be changed to provide 'nis' (in
addition to or instead of) the existing provides.

I tested this on my test laptop, and with this header in place, autofs
is started after nis.

Happy hacking,
-- 
Petter Reinholdtsen



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