On Sun, Apr 27, 2008 at 09:41:49AM +0200, Petter Reinholdtsen wrote: > [Luk Claes] > > Isn't this just a matter of stopping the service and renaming the S (K) > > links to s (k) links so one can easily revert? > > Probably not. When only stop symlinks are present, one need to know > which runlevels should keep the stop symlinks, and which should be > changed. I suspect the easiest way to revert to the default settings > is to remove all the packages start settings (update-rc.d -f script > remove), and reconfigure it to let the postinst script call > update-rc.d to enable it again. You probably mis-parsed Luk’s suggestion: He is talking about lowercasing the initial letters of the start/stop symlinks; this could easily be changed back again when a script is reactivated. And since people tend to forget about file-rc: I suppose adding a special character (for example, a dash) to the beginning command column in /etc/runlevel.conf and ignoring these lines in /etc/init.d/rc would work well for this purpose. Best regards, -- Michael Schutte <m.schutte.jr@gmail.com>
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