[File-rc-users] file-rc_0.8.13_amd64.changes ACCEPTED into unstable
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Accepted:
file-rc_0.8.13.dsc
to main/f/file-rc/file-rc_0.8.13.dsc
file-rc_0.8.13.tar.gz
to main/f/file-rc/file-rc_0.8.13.tar.gz
file-rc_0.8.13_all.deb
to main/f/file-rc/file-rc_0.8.13_all.deb
Changes:
file-rc (0.8.13) unstable; urgency=low
.
[ Roger Leigh ]
* Use insserv for runlevel defaults rather than the arguments
provided to update-rc.d. The following changes have been made to
update-rc.d:
- Added new shell functions insserv_find, insserv_find_internal
to query insserv for dependency information. These set the
variables previously used for setting the same information from
the command-line options, so most of the internal behaviour is
unchanged after this point.
- For every action which modifies the configuration file, update
the settings for each script using the insserv defaults before
performing the requested update. This ensures that the
runlevel configuration is always up to date with the current
script dependencies. The effect of this policy is that
update-rc.d is really only enabling and disabling services by
adding and removing them from runlevel.conf; everything else
is effectively delegated to insserv and LSB dependencies.
- The code to modify the runlevel.conf has been made into a
shell function in order to allow it to be reused. The first
argument is the action to perform (add or remove).
- start and stop runlevels for a given script are put onto
separate lines, because it's very unlikely the numbers will
ever be the same.
- Added insserv2file.sh. This is like rclink2file.sh, but
instead of converting the /etc/rc?.d links to
/etc/runlevel.conf, it uses the output of insserv -s.
* Removed long obsolete logic (prior to oldstable) from maintainer
scripts, which is no longer useful for upgrades.
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