❦ 21 novembre 2016 23:39 +1100, Scott Leggett <scott@sl.id.au> : >> > * Use systemd .service files rather than init.d scripts (Closes: #678946, >> > #805840, #839819, #412483). >> >> I am quite OK with that. You don't have time to sort out those >> problems. However, this is somewhat controversial. >> > > I'm open to accepting patches / co-maintainership from anyone who wishes > to test and use traditional init scripts with quagga. Given the > longevity of bugs like #678946, I'm not optimistic of such patches > materialising. > > I personally cannot test such init scripts since all my systems now use > systemd, and I can't in good faith include code that I can't test and > which has known bugs. > > If there is another approach you think I could take here, please > advise... People who want other people to keep init scripts alive are asking to just leave them be, even if they are buggy. That's not something I agree with, so I am happy that you just removed them. But you could get some opposition. >> - default/quagga could be called "quagga.default" and would be >> installed automatically as /etc/default/quagga. >> > > As this is now part of "quagga-core", I still have to install this > file manually as far as I can tell. Thanks for the tip on the debhelper > way to install it though. dh_installinit should install it if you name it quagga-core.default. >> - the service files seem to use wrong paths. In Debian, chown is in >> /bin, not /usr/bin. >> > > This is interesting.. I ran `which chmod` on my unstable test box, and > got "/usr/bin/chmod". /bin is a symlink to /usr/bin in unstable now, and > /usr/bin is before /bin in $PATH. It's because you have installed usrmerge. I don't think this is like this on a standard installation. > The new package is available again at > https://mentors.debian.net/package/quagga I'll review the changes for tomorrow. -- Debian package sponsoring guidelines: https://vincent.bernat.im/en/debian-package-sponsoring.html
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