On Mon, Nov 07, 2011 at 12:07:12PM -0000, markusj wrote:
> My rc0.d/rc6.d have been broken the same way. Can someone please tell me
> the default order for rc0.d, please? For now, i'm assuming they are the
> same as for rc6, is that correct?
See comment #22.
> This /run migration thing created a big mess, i had to do the work by
> myself, no symlinks have been created automagically.
No, some third-party software which incorrectly assumes it's ok to call
insserv directly on installation created a big mess. The /run migration has
simply made the existence of this big mess apparent. In particular, the
failure to cleanly unmount filesystems on shutdown is entirely unrelated to
the /run migration.
> Is there a way to rebuild the contents of rc*.d despite of doing it
> manually?
No. The nature of the damage done by the third-party packages calling
insserv is such that the system cannot unwind this automatically. We will
be adding some code to do this in a stable release update for 11.10.
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Debian Developer to set it on, and I can move the world.
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On Mon, Nov 07, 2011 at 12:07:12PM -0000, markusj wrote:
> My rc0.d/rc6.d have been broken the same way. Can someone please tell me
> the default order for rc0.d, please? For now, i'm assuming they are the
> same as for rc6, is that correct?
See comment #22.
> This /run migration thing created a big mess, i had to do the work by
> myself, no symlinks have been created automagically.
No, some third-party software which incorrectly assumes it's ok to call
insserv directly on installation created a big mess. The /run migration has
simply made the existence of this big mess apparent. In particular, the
failure to cleanly unmount filesystems on shutdown is entirely unrelated to
the /run migration.
> Is there a way to rebuild the contents of rc*.d despite of doing it
> manually?
No. The nature of the damage done by the third-party packages calling
insserv is such that the system cannot unwind this automatically. We will
be adding some code to do this in a stable release update for 11.10.
-- www.debian. org/
Steve Langasek Give me a lever long enough and a Free OS
Debian Developer to set it on, and I can move the world.
Ubuntu Developer http://
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