This bug is now moot, because the init.d script is not shipped in Ubuntu
at all. Only an upstart script is currently shipped, and so calling
/etc/init.d/ won't work anyway. In the new world of multiple init
systems, this is expected behaviour - if unclear on which init system is
in use, the "service" command is the correct interface.
Bug 1273462 may mean that we can bring back /etc/init.d/vsftpd in the
future, but this does not apply today. And depending on how it is done,
it may just fail and tell you to use "service" anyway.
Thus, I'll close this bug as Invalid (since Fix Released doesn't seem
right and we don't have a Now Moot status), but if you disagree, please
do explain and reopen.
** Changed in: vsftpd (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged => Invalid
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