RE : init script verbosity
[PICCA Frédéric-Emmanuel]
> I am using the /etc/init.d/skeleton (from unstable) file to write my
> package init scripts.
> but it seems that the lsb-base default behaviour is to have VERBOSE=no
> so there is no output.
> I believe this is a good default for the boot, and less good for
> package installations and when using init.d scripts on the command
> line. See <URL:http://bugs.debian.org/505468> for a report about
> this. Would be nice with feedback on the patch suggested there, as I
> hope to have this implemented for Squeeze.
I know nothing about all this except that it would be nice to see the messages
when started interactively by the user with the invoke-rc.d command
> so what must I do for my init scripts. VERBOSITY / no VERBOSITY ?
>Use the VERBOSE to decide when to print informative messages, and
>always report errors no matter the verbosity setting.
so I need to use VERBOSE=yes in my script to override the vars.sh
values.
See you
Frederic
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