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Hu
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| Fedora is a big project. Don't let a disagreeable decision from one group within the Fedora project poison your view of everything else that everyone associated with Fedora does. Sure, you might want to scrutinize more closely the decisions of the people who made that first bad decision, but that doesn't mean everyone who works on the Fedora project will make decisions you usually dislike. |
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Zucca
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| Yeah. Systemd even works in Fedora... usually. I however haven't stubled into this on Fedora, but with Arch Linux that was quite common. Boot stuck and I couldn't log into emergency shell. |
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tld
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| The Doctor wrote: | | The project is still missing major functionality. |
Does Wayland have any plans on supporting anything like X11 Forwarding? Last I recall I didn't get that impression. That's something I use all the time, and which everyone seems to want to brand as a silly feature these days for some reason. |
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devilheart
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| The Doctor wrote: | That is what this solves: | package.mask wrote: | >=sys-apps/openrc-0.18
>=sys-apps/lm_sensors-3.4.0_p20160725
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What happened with the more recent versions? |
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Tony0945
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| tld wrote: | | Does Wayland have any plans on supporting anything like X11 Forwarding? Last I recall I didn't get that impression. That's something I use all the time, and which everyone seems to want to brand as a silly feature these days for some reason. |
Me too. Losing a graphical login from another box is a deal breaker. Come on! Can't X11 have a feature that Windoze has had since at least XP? |
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The Doctor
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| Posted: Wed Dec 28, 2016 3:44 am Post subject: |
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| tld wrote: | | The Doctor wrote: | | The project is still missing major functionality. |
Does Wayland have any plans on supporting anything like X11 Forwarding? Last I recall I didn't get that impression. That's something I use all the time, and which everyone seems to want to brand as a silly feature these days for some reason. |
I am the wrong person to ask 
All I really know is that wayland happened because some devs didn't like they mess of code Xorg has become and want to redo it with better planning.
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The Doctor
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| devilheart wrote: | | The Doctor wrote: | That is what this solves: | package.mask wrote: | >=sys-apps/openrc-0.18
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Some sort of SNAFU. And I mean that as an abbreviation 
The newer versions won't compile without something. I don't remember what but I remember it being a deal breaker for me.
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devilheart
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| Posted: Wed Dec 28, 2016 12:49 pm Post subject: |
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| The Doctor wrote: | | devilheart wrote: | | The Doctor wrote: | That is what this solves: | package.mask wrote: | >=sys-apps/openrc-0.18
>=sys-apps/lm_sensors-3.4.0_p20160725
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What happened with the more recent versions? |
Some sort of SNAFU. And I mean that as an abbreviation
The newer versions won't compile without something. I don't remember what but I remember it being a deal breaker for me. |
Mmm... it would be interesting to explore. In other threads about systemd, other users complained about recent versions of openrc, but there is no difference in the dependencies list between 0.18.4 and 0.22.4 |
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asturm
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| Posted: Wed Dec 28, 2016 1:07 pm Post subject: |
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| I don't see any issue with these openrc/lm_sensors versions. |
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roki942
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| devilheart wrote: | | The Doctor wrote: | | devilheart wrote: | | The Doctor wrote: | That is what this solves: | package.mask wrote: | >=sys-apps/openrc-0.18
>=sys-apps/lm_sensors-3.4.0_p20160725
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What happened with the more recent versions? |
Some sort of SNAFU. And I mean that as an abbreviation
The newer versions won't compile without something. I don't remember what but I remember it being a deal breaker for me. |
Mmm... it would be interesting to explore. In other threads about systemd, other users complained about recent versions of openrc, but there is no difference in the dependencies list between 0.18.4 and 0.22.4 |
When you mask openrc that way what gets installed is openrc-0.17 |
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| The Doctor wrote: | | Basically, some devs got fed up with the feature creep and messy code of xorg and decided a new project could do those things by design. We'll know if they are right in a few years. The project is still missing major functionality. |
At the risk of being labelled a Luddite, I was reminded of the xkcd Standards cartoon when I read this.
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berferd
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tld
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That silly switch from runscript to openrc-run especially pissed me off, because even masking newer versions of openrc can't prevent that from getting you burned:
I update my mythtv systems over night and had the update blow up on me. I had MythTV in my local overlay and had linked it's files directory to the portage files directory. Doing this had never been an issue before, but when the command in the init script changed, my overlay of course had an invalid digest. I wanted to scream...total silliness. |
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| asturm wrote: | | I don't see any issue with these openrc/lm_sensors versions. |
There was an issue, some bump in lm_sensors required a major bump in openRC (into the braindead range) thus it was simpler to remove lm_sensors and keep the openrc mask.
why did lm_sensors rely on something like that..
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Naib,
lm-sensors doesn't care. lm-sensors may need to load modules
It was made to depend on the new module list location, hence on new open-rc.
Its sensors-dectect, which can write a list of modules to be loaded, rather than lm-sensors.
If you take care of module loading for lm-sensors, the dependency on open-rc goes away.
That's how I fixed the lm-sensors ebuild anyway.
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berferd
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| tld wrote: | | I wanted to scream...total silliness. |
Yep. Init systems can make your system unbootable after an upgrade. That ain't no joke if the system is remote and/or headless. |
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khayyam
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| tld wrote: | | That silly switch from runscript to openrc-run especially pissed me off, because even masking newer versions of openrc can't prevent that from getting you burned: |
tld ... something like the following perhaps:
| /etc/local.d/openrc.stop: | #!/bin/sh
for i in $(grep --max-count=1 \
--files-with-matches \
--line-regexp '^#!/sbin/openrc-run$' \
/etc/init.d/*) ; do
sed -i -- '1s/openrc-run/runscript/' "$i" ;
done
return 0 |
edit: see below for an improved version (which excludes symbolic links).
HTH & best ... khay
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Hu
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| Posted: Sat Dec 31, 2016 5:14 pm Post subject: |
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| tld wrote: | That silly switch from runscript to openrc-run especially pissed me off, because even masking newer versions of openrc can't prevent that from getting you burned:
I update my mythtv systems over night and had the update blow up on me. I had MythTV in my local overlay and had linked it's files directory to the portage files directory. Doing this had never been an issue before, but when the command in the init script changed, my overlay of course had an invalid digest. I wanted to scream...total silliness. |
The timing on your post is interesting. Last weekend, my MythTV system got rebooted for some standard upgrades and was mysteriously inaccessible over ssh afterward. I ultimately traced it down to being that I had a new openssh (which used the new #!openrc-run), but the dependencies had allowed me to install it on a system with an old openrc (that did not yet have openrc-run). As a result, /etc/init.d/sshd failed to start with Bad interpreter. For extra fun, this was not printed by the startup process, so looking at the output on the machine's console, everything looked good. The only problem was the sshd initscript never started sshd.
After breaking out a keyboard and logging in as root on the console, a manual cleanup of the style khayyam posited automating fixed it for me. As seems to be common with MythTV systems, this one is updated rarely (and usually only for targeted packages) because MythTV requires some handholding to jump versions, I don't want it broken by seemingly unrelated system changes, and I am wary of being forced into a version jump if it breaks. |
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devilheart
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Thank you, I'll take a look into those threads. I have veered of Gentoo (desktop, at least) in the last years and I've lost all of these debates (especially about systemd), but now I can say there is at least one more Gentoo box inside Intel  |
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bunder
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bug
This change was needed. As per the openrc documentation, the intent of using rc_ parameters in conf.d (eg: rc_cgroup_cpuset="cpuset.cpus 3 cpuset.mems 0") was to override rc.conf, however it was actually working in reverse. The choices were to edit every single conf.d file to your liking, force a system-wide setting in rc.conf, or ignore the rc_ parameters and use something like cgclassify. |
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khayyam
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bug. This change was needed.[...] |
bunder ... if you happen to use cgroups, then yes, but if you're setting 'rc_*_provide', 'rc_*_need', rc_*_before', or 'rc_*_config' then there is nothing to prioritise (at least I can't think of an instance in which global precedence would matter), as that was the specificity of rc.conf ... until cgroups. You're right also in that the direction of priority was in "reverse", and you would expect that local settings would override global settings, but any necessity in that regard was something introduced by the cgroups implementation.
However, all of this is beside the point, which as I read berferd, and others, is about "confidence". Take the above bug as an example: the bug goes ignored for two and a half years, then on 2016-09-05 "this [...] is the way I would prefer to fix this", and on 2016-09-06 "applies the patch ... [t]his will be in OpenRC-0.22" and 2016-09-27-openrc_0_22_updates news item is released (I assume in parallel with stabilisation of 0.22.4). Besides the long hiatus in acking, what time frame is provided for this to go through any sort of testing, and what might anyone (specifically those running "stable", or critical, systems) expect of such a change? That is not something that you can have any "confidence" in, it's willy-nilly changes to cover a problem introduced by willy-nilly changes.
best ... khay |
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bunder
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| khayyam wrote: | | However, all of this is beside the point, which as I read berferd, and others, is about "confidence". Take the above bug as an example: the bug goes ignored for two and a half years, then on 2016-09-05 "this [...] is the way I would prefer to fix this", and on 2016-09-06 "applies the patch ... [t]his will be in OpenRC-0.22" and 2016-09-27-openrc_0_22_updates news item is released (I assume in parallel with stabilisation of 0.22.4). Besides the long hiatus in acking, what time frame is provided for this to go through any sort of testing, and what might anyone (specifically those running "stable", or critical, systems) expect of such a change? That is not something that you can have any "confidence" in, it's willy-nilly changes to cover a problem introduced by willy-nilly changes. |
For what it's worth, that bug probably would still be unfixed if it weren't for me going to freenode #openrc and reminding them about it. Sometimes people just get sidetracked or forget things. |
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khayyam
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| Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2017 10:41 pm Post subject: |
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| khayyam wrote: | tld ... something like the following perhaps:
| /etc/local.d/openrc.stop: | #!/bin/sh
for i in $(grep --max-count=1 \
--files-with-matches \
--line-regexp '^#!/sbin/openrc-run$' \
/etc/init.d/*) ; do
sed -i -- '1s/openrc-run/runscript/' "$i" ;
done
return 0 |
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... I should have taken symbolic links into account:
| /etc/local.d/openrc.stop: | #!/bin/sh
for i in $(find /etc/init.d/ -type f -a -exec \
grep \
--max-count=1 \
--files-with-matches \
--line-regexp '^#!/sbin/openrc-run$' '{}' \;) ; do
sed -i -- '1s/openrc-run/runscript/' "$i" ;
done |
best ... khay |
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| Thanks khay! |
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