systemd and sysv init incompatibilities
Michal Schmidt
mschmidt at redhat.com
Thu Feb 23 18:24:35 UTC 2012
On 02/23/2012 07:10 PM, Doug Ledford wrote:
> No, the LSB headers can be correct, they are simply not honored in all
> cases. For instance, look at my rdma init script in the rdma package.
> Even though I list all the things that are required-stop, those things
Does it work better if you use "Should-Start:" instead? I'm sure that
keyword is parsed by systemd. systemd will then use symmetric ordering
for stopping.
> And in the opensm init script it calls out for $rdma to be started first
Facilities prefixed by '$' are reserved for LSB virtual facilities. See
if dropping the prefix helps.
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