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Rich Freeman <rich0@g.o> wrote: |
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> If systemd-tmpfiles can work when systemd isn't running |
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According to a brief test (not very exhaustive), this seems to work, |
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though I did not investigate whether it requires that e.g. dbus is |
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running. |
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Without entering the discussion _how_ an init-script should be |
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installed, I would welcome if that script would autodetect |
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which variant is installed and if it could be configured which |
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variant is chosen if both are installed: |
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For instance, the systemd-tmpfiles implementation has some |
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features concerning btrfs which are not (yet) supported by |
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opentmpfiles. Some users might want to use that features. |
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On the other hand, some users might prefer to be able to boot |
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properly even if systemd/systemd-tmpfiles blows up for them |
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for some reason... |
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