On Sunday 13 February 2005 10:42 am, Anders Norrbring wrote:
Perhaps the "$all" is not matched case-insensitively. Try "$all"
instead
of "$ALL".
Nope, same result if I use 'all' or 'ALL', no difference, it inserts it as S01...
Maybe it needs to be defined in /etc/insserv.conf ? There's no '$all' there in my copy.
I doubt it, since it should be used to insert the script last of ALL scripts. Lets say I build a script that provides "Eggs"; ### BEGIN INIT INFO # Provides: Eggs Then I can add another script that depends on the Eggs; ### BEGIN INIT INFO # Provides: Chickens # Required-Start: Eggs When I do 'insserv chickens', it will be inserted to start after 'eggs'. insserv.conf doesn't need to have any knowledge about the eggs and chickens, if you look in it you'll see that $network is only short for the services 'network' 'pcmcia' and 'hotplug'. If you should define $ALL in there, you'd have to add every distribution script, PLUS all your own.. I think $ALL should just make insserv put your script at the highest possible S-value.. Anders.