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Re: [logcheck] I hear you...



On Sat, 24 Nov 2001, Alec Smith wrote:

>On 24 Nov 2001, Karl M. Hegbloom wrote:
>>  Perhaps we should assimilate "chkconfig" then?  Embrace and extend
>>  it?
>>
>>  I kind of like that [Ok] green lights thing they do with the init.d
>>  output also.  If that is accomplished in a suitably object oriented
>>  style; that is, through a documented call interface... the actual
>>  output routine can be changed and made to do special things.
>>
>>  What ever got done with that dependancy based init script setup that
>>  got tossed around for a while?  Has anyone ever implemented it?
>
>The whole [OK], [FAILED], etc thing that RedHat does with colors is nice,
>but not really necessary. While some additional things can be useful,
>others are mainly eye candy. I believe adding the kind of success/failure
>system RedHat uses is mainly eyecandy.

THAT'S NOT A REDHAT-ISM.  HP-UX has done it since at least v8, released 
in '95.

>Personally I've never had any problems with the current system startup
>script system, other than a tool like chkconfig being useful. Actually,
>I'd be willing to bet update-rc.d could be extended to support similar
>functionality.
>
>
>

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