Hi all,

I just realized that the startup scripts are as below :
---%----%----%----%----%----%----%----%----%----%----%----%----%----%----%----%----%----%----%----%----%----%----%-
NAME="shinken-arbiter"

curdir=$(dirname "$0")

export SHINKEN_MODULE_FILE="$NAME"  ## for 'shinken' init script to see
that's it's called by us

"$curdir/shinken" $@ arbiter

exit $?
---%----%----%----%----%----%----%----%----%----%----%----%----%----%----%----%----%----%----%----%----%----%----%-

This is a bad idea because they must be repeated for all Linux distributions
that use LSB then Debian, Fedora, RedHat, etc. ...

For example if you are like me with a Debian Squeeze you have to manually
restart Shinken each server restart.

So it's a waste of time to operate in production and it takes longer to
package.

Is it possible to return to the startup script are complying with the LSB?

Thank you

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