[SM-Discuss] init fsck weirdness
nealbirch
nealbirch at attbi.com
Sat Nov 16 18:29:01 EST 2002
Dufflebunk wrote:
>>Lyon Lemmens wrote:
>>
>>>I had the same problem.
>>>
>>>Turned out there are two links to ../init,d/mount.sh, one called S10mount.sh
>>>and the other S10mount
>>>
>>>Somebody trying to get smart and rename S10mount.sh to the more common
>>>S10mount, but forgetting to remove the old S10mount.sh
Trying? "Try not. Do. Or do not. There is no try"
Or as a wise guru told me once: "It worked on my computer."
>>>
>>>So if you rm /etc/rc1.d/S10mount.sh, you'll be fine again.
>>>
>>>This should _NOT_ happen in the "almost stable" test grimoire.
>>>
>>
>>
>> On Sat, 2002-11-16 at 15:44, nealbirch wrote:
>>
>>oof. 2 bugs in one day. There is a check for this in the lib_runlevel
>>functions, but I didn't get it in the init.d spell. on it.
>
> *L* Don't worry Neal, you're doing a great job on the init scripts.
This is going to be a toughie, I looked at the BUILD and remembered WHY
I did it so this happens, and I am going to have to think long and hard
on how to fix it. The spell has to parse the directories /etc/rc*.d for
the script links, the lib_runlevel functions didn't process mount and
mountnfs very well due to the similarity of the names. And I do NOT want
to rename the freaking scripts again. I may have to make special cases
for the mount and the mountnfs links, unless someone has a better idea.
And I couldn't find the bug report for this one, either... lol
neal
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