Yes, sleep commands are ignored. And in fact init scripts are read in strict order and thus probably not executed parallel. I made boinc's init script to start last, but it starts apparently still too soon.
So, how about writing UpStart script for Linux desktops? http://buddylindsey.com/getting-started-with-and-understanding-upstart-scripts-on-ubuntu/ http://geeknme.wordpress.com/2009/10/15/getting-started-with-upstart-in-ubuntu/ http://upstart.ubuntu.com/cookbook/
Maybe we could make boinc start when xserver lays lock file? IE boinc would start when /tmp/.X11-unix/X0 would appear. Better ideas?
This would happen with line: start on file FILE=/tmp/.X11-unix/X0 EVENT=create
UpStart scripts are in /etc/init/*.conf.
Yes, sleep commands are ignored. And in fact init scripts are read in
strict order and thus probably not executed parallel. I made boinc's init
script to start last, but it starts apparently still too soon.
So, how about writing UpStart script for Linux desktops? buddylindsey. com/getting- started- with-and- understanding- upstart- scripts- on-ubuntu/ geeknme. wordpress. com/2009/ 10/15/getting- started- with-upstart- in-ubuntu/ upstart. ubuntu. com/cookbook/
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Maybe we could make boinc start when xserver lays lock file? IE boinc would
start when /tmp/.X11-unix/X0 would appear.
Better ideas?
This would happen with line: .X11-unix/ X0 EVENT=create
start on file FILE=/tmp/
UpStart scripts are in /etc/init/*.conf.