> how are runit features like disabled services (via the "down" file, for > the case that a service should be visible to runit but not started by > default)
At bootup (entering stage 2, more correct), every service in /etc/service is started. /etc/service contains symbolic links to /etc/sv/<foo>, so if you do not want service to be started at boot, just remove symlink. After boot, you can bring service down via 'sv down <service>'. You can have arbitrary amount of 'runlevels' -- predefined sets of services you want to run. See runsvchdir(8). > log services handled? Every service process is expected to write logging on it's stdout, which is piped to log/run script. Usually, it invokes `svlogd'. `dh-runit' do not handle creating log directory yet, since so far all it users are tty's, which do not log. Was my response helpful, or I misunderstood your question? -- Accept: text/plain, text/x-diff Accept-Language: eo,en,ru X-Web-Site: sinsekvu.github.io
