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Debugging your init configuration,
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Nico Schottelius 2005-06-17 (Last Modified: 2005-06-17)
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As writing an init configuration is not the easiest thing,
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here are some problems (P) and debugging hints (H):
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P: There's no output!
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H: If you don't start a service which outputs something there won't be any,
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cinit starts up silently.
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P: Service XYZ seems not to work?
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H: Try the following in your shell:
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cd /etc/cinit/the-service; ./on "$(on.params)"
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If that succeeds it has perhaps something missing which should have been
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started before.
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H: Create a test-service, which contains the following:
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on: link to /bin/echo
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on.params: "A test string" (with or without the quotes)
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Now add the test-service to the needs directory of service XYZ.
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If you see output the next time, the service is started.
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Otherwise you forgot to make another service dependent on service
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XYZ.
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P: How can I test if a non-outputting service successfully started?
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H: Create another service, which depends on your service and make
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it echo something.
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P: Does that profile support really work?
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H: Try that: cprofile:NONEXISTENT and you'll see.
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