Opentmpfiles: please have a look at proposed init scripts

[Lorenz]

Mark Hindley wrote:
> The systemd package is blocked from devuan, so if systemd-tmpfiles is
part of
> that, it will not be in Devuan.

It's currently part of systemd, but I think systemd-tmpfiles will be
splitted into a
separate package, because of the conflict systemd vs elogind.
So Devuan will be able to choose between systemd-tmpfiles and opentmpfiles
or something else.

Lorenzo


Il giorno ven 10 gen 2020 alle ore 15:48 Mark Hindley <mark at hindley.org.uk>
ha scritto:

> On Fri, Jan 10, 2020 at 01:57:01PM +0100, Lorenz wrote:
> >    Hi,
> >    In case you've missed the discussion [1][2], there is an opentmpfiles
> >    package
> >    already in the NEW queque.
> >    Opentmpfiles is meant as a drop in replacement for systemd-tmpfiles.
> >    There is a MR [3] that provides sysvinit script and the DD is ready to
> >    merge.
> >    Anyway, more eyes are better so, can someone have a look at the
> >    scripts?
> >    (boring details about tmpfiles.d at the bottom)
> >    Also, another important thing to understand:
> >    is Devuan ok with using 'systemd-tmpfiles' from systemd package or
> >    prefers to use opentmpfiles? the GR has a sentence about 'cooperation
> >    with downstream' so this can be important.
>
> The systemd package is blocked from devuan, so if systemd-tmpfiles is part
> of
> that, it will not be in Devuan.
>
> Mark
>
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