Hello Masanori On 2004-10-08 GOTO Masanori wrote: > > - I have none of /usr/share/file-rc/rc /usr/lib/file-rc/rc, just > > /etc/runlevel.conf so make it at least an "-o" and not "&&". > > When woody's file-rc is installed, /usr/share/file-rc/rc and > /usr/lib/file-rc/rc are existed. The above code in libc6.postinst is > used when you upgrade from woody to sarge, so "file-rc" should be > woody's version. ... > No, again, look at the postinst. filerc is defined in libc6.postinst. Ok. I was under the assumption that the code snippet you presented in the mail was something new that should now be included. > > As I don't know if there are backward compatibility issues you should better > > contact the file-rc maintainer to get recommends how to search and start/stop > > entries from runlevel.conf. > > You reported "(libc6.) preinst NSS restart does not work with > file-rc". However file-rc is used in _postinst_ because restart is > done in postinst. > > Moreover, this restart code is used only when you upgrade from woody > to sarge. I think you misunderstand why this code is existed. Did > you get any problems with this issue? If you really had trouble with > it, please report with more information (ex: upgrade messages and so > on). If not, please let me know; I'll close this bug. I did get errors when upgrading a server from Woody (up-to-date) to Sarge. There were about 5-6 services which needed to be restarted (postfix, bind, apache, inetd etc) and *all* of them failed. As I was logged in I tried some of them by hand and start,stop,restart worked just find and gave 0 as $? exit code. The messages run through the xterm history too fast and I did not cut&paste them. There were no further explanations why the restart failed. As file-rc is not so common and the code looked (just by taking a quick glance at it) a bit strange so I assumed that this might have been the problem. If you can't reproduce it I will try to build and upgrade woody chroots, maybe I can do it then. bye, -christian-
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