Bob Alexander wrote (Tuesday 05 April 2005 6:18 pm): > Brendon Lloyd Higgins wrote: > >>/etc/init.d/clueless-twit-theory start > > > > No, no, no! > > > > invoke-rc.d clueless-twit-theory start > > > > Do it the Debian Way (TM). ;) > > > > Peace, > > Brendon > > Howdy Brendon. > > What is the advantage of using invoke-rc.d as opposed to using the > /etc/init.d/SCRIPT PARAM as I always did ? You know, I'm not entirely sure what the reasoning is. The invoke-rc.d manpage says "All access to the init scripts by Debian packages' maintainer scripts should be done through invoke-rc.d." But I guess that doesn't really apply to end-users. Chances are it makes no difference at all. I'm just being argumentative. :D Hopefully someone else can explain why I've been using it instead. I can't. Peace, Brendon
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