[Pkg-sysvinit-devel] check-initd-order uses hardcoded runlevel 2 for boot check

[andreas.unterluggauer at orf.at]

hi, 

> No-one else found time to reply to you yet, so I take a short.
thanks


> 
> Instead of using insserv to disable services, I recommend using
> update-rc.d disable.  I would say it is a bug in inssert to leave the
> state like that, but must admin I have never used the notation you use
> with insserv, as it isn't the recommended way to disable services.
I thought update-rc.d will also be replaced by insserv, and still exists only for the migration phase. I came to this conclusion, because of misinterpreting the wiki-page http://wiki.debian.org/LSBInitScripts/DependencyBasedBoot and the stop/start options of insserv.

and also the renumbering of scripts after adding scripts which contain the keyword "X-Interactive:     true" and a call of "insserv -d" afterwards was something I had to get used to. 

now I think everything is clear and working :)
thanks
andreas



> 
> If you find problems with the ordering that insserv fail to detect,
> please file bug reports. :)
> 
> -- 
> Happy hacking
> Petter Reinholdtsen
>