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Am 24.12.2001 00:27:12, schrieb Martin Schlemmer <azarah@g.o>: |
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>On Mon, 2001-12-24 at 01:13, Martin Schlemmer wrote: |
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>> On Mon, 2001-12-24 at 00:40, Sebastian Werner wrote: |
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>> > Many other problems there. If I stop net.ppp it will stop near 10 |
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>> > services (samba, apache, ...). But the depend line in net.ppp only |
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>> > contains net.eth0 (on my system). Why this ugly ;-) script think they |
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>> > depend on this. They start after net.ppp but means this they depend on |
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>> > net.ppp? |
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>> I am not sure I understand ? what depend line in net.ppp ? |
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>> where did you get this script/with what package does it come? |
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>> I also use ppp, but when I stop it, only it stops, and not |
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>> all the rest. I will do some testing to verify this, but for |
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>> now try not to add net.ppp0 to a runlevel. |
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>> In general, if a net.* service is added to the default |
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>> runlevel, the behaviour will be that it will be included in |
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>> the 'net' dependancy, this, if you stop it, everything |
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>> depending on 'net' will stop. |
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>> Like I said, if you want to stop a net.* service, and not |
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>> stop the services depending on 'net', dont add that net.* |
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>> service to a runlevel. |
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>> We could probably devise a hack for this, but currently I do |
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>> not see a need for this. Just add |
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>My reason for being against it, is that if you dont want |
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>it to be included in the 'net' dependancy (meaning, you |
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>dont want all services depending on 'net' to stop when |
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>stopping it), is that why must it be part of the boot/default |
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>runlevel if services dont depend on it ? |
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Ok this sounds correct. I have a free line and want be online |
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after system startup is complete but i want to have the control |
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to stop this connection without stopping all services depend on |
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any net*. |
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I understand you words the following way. If one service use the depend |
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net.ppp, the dependencie net will extend with net.ppp? And all services |
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depend on net then depend on net.ppp, too? |
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>A service like that usually gets started after boot, like |
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>ppp. Most users that use ppp and want to stop if freely all |
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>the time, do not have a perm/free connection. And anyhow, |
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>if something does depend on net.ppp0, add net.ppp0 to its |
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>'need' line, then net.ppp0 will still be started at boot, |
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>but only this service will stop when net.ppp0 is stopped. |
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>> /etc/init.d/net.ppp0 start |
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>> to /etc/init.d/local, and you should be set if you want it |
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>> to start at boot. |
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>> What do you think Daniel? |
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>Greetings, |
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>-- |
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>Martin Schlemmer |
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>Gentoo Linux Developer, Desktop Team Developer |
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>Cape Town, South Africa |
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