Re: [gentoo-dev] rcscripts

[Sebastian Werner]

Is this documented anywhere? I have always add the .net-services to default... mhh.

But i don't like to manually put them in the local script. I think they must be started like any other script in /etc/init.d

And why depends samba, apache and so on on a active network-device? I think net.lo must be ok for these scripts - or?

Regards

Sebastian Werner


Am 24.12.2001 00:13:18, schrieb Martin Schlemmer <azarah@g.o>:

>On Mon, 2001-12-24 at 00:40, Sebastian Werner wrote:
>> Many other problems there. If I stop net.ppp it will stop near 10
>> services (samba, apache, ...). But the depend line in net.ppp only
>> contains net.eth0 (on my system). Why this ugly ;-) script think they
>> depend on this. They start after net.ppp but means this they depend on
>> net.ppp?
>
>I am not sure I understand ? what depend line in net.ppp ?
>where did you get this script/with what package does it come?
>
>I also use ppp, but when I stop it, only it stops, and not
>all the rest.  I will do some testing to verify this, but for
>now try not to add net.ppp0 to a runlevel.
>
>In general, if a net.* service is added to the default
>runlevel, the behaviour will be that it will be included in
>the 'net' dependancy, this, if you stop it, everything
>depending on 'net' will stop.
>
>Like I said, if you want to stop a net.* service, and not
>stop the services depending on 'net', dont add that net.*
>service to a runlevel.
>
>We could probably devise a hack for this, but currently I do
>not see a need for this.  Just add
>
>  /etc/init.d/net.ppp0 start
>
>to /etc/init.d/local, and you should be set if you want it
>to start at boot.
>
>What do you think Daniel?
>
>
>Greetings,
>--
>
>Martin Schlemmer
>Gentoo Linux Developer, Desktop Team Developer
>Cape Town, South Africa
>
>