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On Mon, May 21, 2018 at 3:43 PM Ian Zimmerman <itz@××××××××××××.org> wrote: |
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> openrc scripts have their own "API". Converting a straight sysvinit |
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> script into an openrc one takes some work. Look at some existing |
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> openrc script to see the kind of work that is needed. |
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Unless the upstream script does quite a bit you're usually better off |
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starting with a generic OpenRC init.d script and just tweaking it vs trying |
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to convert a non-openrc script into an openrc one. |
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Another option is to just create an openrc script wrapper that just calls |
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the upstream one, which is installed elsewhere. |
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Ideally though you want to get pid files and such to show up in the right |
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place. However, if this is for oss I'm not sure you're even launching any |
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daemons vs just setting mixer levels and such. If you aren't actually |
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leaving any processes running calling the upstream script from a wrapper |
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should be pretty harmless. I haven't used openrc since it got cgroup |
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support but I suspect it is better about cleaning up orphans these days as |
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well. |
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Rich |
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