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On Fri, 13 Aug 2004 10:29:54 +0200 |
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Paul de Vrieze <pauldv@g.o> wrote: |
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> Current gdm and kdm support ${HOME}/.xprofile and /etc/xprofile that |
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> can be used for this. I don't know whether the default xinitrc |
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> supports them, but this is the way to go. |
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Yes, but set of scripts seems to be more flexible (compare sysv init |
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and bsd-like one) And allow to have predefined scripts installed with |
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software. |
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(Compare one huge /etc/profile that each ebuild should change (abstract |
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situation) and currrent env.d in gentoo) |
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> > 2) to implement some basic backward compatibility with SysV init |
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> > with RH-like style (/etc/rc.d/rcX.d). Just to add some service |
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> > (script) in gentoo-style for /etc/init.d which will start/stop |
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> > services from/etc/rc.d/rc5.d, for example, when this service |
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> > start/stop. Because some programs(mostly comercial) use it by |
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> > default. Even when you merge Win4Lin from ebuild it still put |
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> > scripts in RH-like init. Of course you can rewrite them. but...it |
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> > seems that ebuild for something like"rhinit-compat" could be better |
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> > solution. In case when you use more than one program that use |
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> > RH-like init, and time to time make update of such programs. You |
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> > will avoid editing of scripts. |
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> The problem is that they are not really compatible. Using rh-style |
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> init together with gentoo init is a recipe for disaster. |
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Of course they are different. I didn't suggest to make it as standard |
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part of gentoo. But usually it's painless to start rh-like scripts from |
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5th RH runlevel on gentoo default runlevel somewhere after xinetd (or |
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even just before local). so, it can be optional feature. Of course only |
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with very basic support only. |
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Anton. |
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