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On Monday 23 October 2006 03:37, Sven Köhler wrote: |
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> i see, another sollution could be: |
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> instead of having tweo states per service and runlevel (enabled, |
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> disabled), gentoo could introduce a tristate-logic: |
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> services can be disabled, enabled or they can be set to auto. |
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> These states have the following meaning: |
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> disabled: the service does not start and will not be started by any |
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> hot/coldplugging |
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> enabled: the service is started on boot (and maybe not by hot/cludplugging) |
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> auto: the service started by hot/coldplugging things |
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What makes you think that you cannot achieve that with these variables from |
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conf.d/rc |
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RC_COLDPLUG |
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RC_HOTPLUG |
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RC_PLUG_SERVICES |
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? |
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Roy Marples <uberlord@g.o> |
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Gentoo/Linux/FreeBSD Developer (baselayout, networking) |
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