One of the upstart goals was to use dbus and events to see if the
> network is up, a disk have been pluged etc...
>
> I think this bucle should be removed and the check for network to
> be done in /etc/event.d/epg.
>
> I don't know how to do this but in the following URLs[1][2]
> it seems possible to do something like
>
> start on network-interface-up and started freevo
Yes, surely that should be the way, but upstart is still in early
development, and even Ubuntu hasn't migrate the most basic init scripts, so
I don't know how to check if network is up. In the meantime, may be you can
wait till rcS stops:
start on stopped rcS
Nevertheless, this all is still very experimental; upstart scripts syntax is
continously evolving and there are many features pending, so I think we
willl wait a bit before we can see upstart replacing the old system v init
scripts.
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