[Pkg-sysvinit-devel] Bug#594917: sysv-rc: tries to convert to dependency based boot when sysvinit not in use

Tollef Fog Heen tfheen at debian.org
Mon Aug 30 18:47:47 UTC 2010


]] Petter Reinholdtsen 

| [Tollef Fog Heen]
| > My system doesn't use sysvinit, but yet sysv-rc tries to convert
| > /etc/rc?.d/ to a dependency based boot (and failing, but that's
| > another bug report) on each upgrade.  It shouldn't try to convert
| > anything when my system isn't using sysvinit.
| 
| Actually, it should.  sysv-rc has switched to dependency based boot
| sequencing, and will continue to try to convert to it until all are
| converted.

No, it really shouldn't.  My init system doesn't require the symlinks on
disk to say anything in particular, and having it keep trying to convert
my system is just causing annoyances.

I guess I can fix this by making systemd-sysv also conflict sysv-rc and
include an update-rc.d and invoke-rc.d.  In fact, I probably should do
that.

| If you want legacy boot ordering, you can use file-rc for now.  It has
| not yet converted to dependency based boot sequencing, but I suspect
| it will switch some time in the future.

file-rc doesn't work with systemd, so that's not an alternative.

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