Hi,
It's a bad idea because it will make it more difficult to package
Shinken thereforemake it more difficult to get into the major Linux
distribution.
In addition, the startup scripts in the state can not restart the
services after rebootmachines.
In my opinion both are important reasons for production servers.
Best regard
Le 9 févr. 11 à 22:32, Hartmut Goebel a écrit :
Am 09.02.2011 19:16, schrieb david hannequin:
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?
Can you please explain, what's the exact problem, the "bad idea". Then
we can fix it easily.
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