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insserv package

  1. Bug #858122
  2. Comment #67

Comment 67 for bug 858122

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Eduard Hasenleithner (eduard-hasenleithner) wrote :

Yes, Tom is right. In order to avoid the problem I reinstalled my system from scratch and did not install the faulty package.

Nevertheless, I tried oneiric-proposed with a virtual machine and the faulty package.

# BEFORE INSTALL OF turboprint
eduard@qemu-oneiric:~$ ls /etc/rc6.d
K20speech-dispatcher README S31umountnfs.sh S60umountroot
K20unattended-upgrades S20sendsigs S35networking S90reboot
K74bluetooth S30urandom S40umountf

# AFTER INSTALL OF turboprint 2.21-1
eduard@qemu-oneiric:~$ ls /etc/rc6.d
K01speech-dispatcher README S01sendsigs S01umountroot
K01unattended-upgrades S01networking S01umountfs S02urandom
K02bluetooth S01reboot S01umountnfs.sh

# AFTER ACTIVATION OF oneiric-proposed
eduard@qemu-oneiric:~$ ls /etc/rc6.d
K01speech-dispatcher README S20sendsigs S60umountroot
K01unattended-upgrades S01networking S31umountnfs.sh S90reboot
K02bluetooth S02urandom S40umountfs

Apparently, not all scripts are restored, but the most important are.

On a further note, i can confirm that insserv is not in the search path anymore, and calling it from bash reports that insserv is not installed. (This might be a bit misleading, but personally I don't care)