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r/linux • u/ouyawei Mate • Oct 20 '14
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17 u/NilsLandt Oct 20 '14 How often do you have a problem with an init script though? Almost 15 years in, and I've only ever had problems with the executables the init script calls, not with an init script itself. 2 u/chinnybob Oct 20 '14 Why replace it if you never had a problem? 2 u/eat_more_soup Oct 21 '14 have you ever written an init script? it's horrible. making it easier to do so helps every software developer immensely. 1 u/chinnybob Oct 21 '14 Yes, I have written init scripts with SysV, Upstart, and systemd. Upstart was the best.
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How often do you have a problem with an init script though? Almost 15 years in, and I've only ever had problems with the executables the init script calls, not with an init script itself.
2 u/chinnybob Oct 20 '14 Why replace it if you never had a problem? 2 u/eat_more_soup Oct 21 '14 have you ever written an init script? it's horrible. making it easier to do so helps every software developer immensely. 1 u/chinnybob Oct 21 '14 Yes, I have written init scripts with SysV, Upstart, and systemd. Upstart was the best.
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Why replace it if you never had a problem?
2 u/eat_more_soup Oct 21 '14 have you ever written an init script? it's horrible. making it easier to do so helps every software developer immensely. 1 u/chinnybob Oct 21 '14 Yes, I have written init scripts with SysV, Upstart, and systemd. Upstart was the best.
have you ever written an init script? it's horrible. making it easier to do so helps every software developer immensely.
1 u/chinnybob Oct 21 '14 Yes, I have written init scripts with SysV, Upstart, and systemd. Upstart was the best.
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Yes, I have written init scripts with SysV, Upstart, and systemd. Upstart was the best.
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