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> On 22/08/14 09:59, Nathan Scott wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > The next release of PCP will include support for native
> > systemd service files, instead of relying on the support
> > in systemd for sysv init scripts (there will be no files
> > below /etc/init.d for PCP anymore, IOW, and $PCP_RC_DIR
> > will point somewhere else entirely).
>
> On Ubuntu 14.04 x86_64 (where there is no systemd) the code built, and
> installed and all the PCP daemons started. /etc/init.d still contains
> the PCP rc scripts.
Ah, realised my earlier mail was slightly misleading - nothing
will change on Debian at this stage. I think it'd be best to
wait for project-wide directions to be set there for packagers
instead of pre-empting that. I'll add explicit disabling for
all deb packages for now, so its not accidentally enabled (we'll
definitely get both old/new mixed together if we did that atm).
> QA check -g sanity produces 63/64 passes (the one failure is 354 which
> is not related to the systemd changes, but an earlier record mode change
> I made that has triggered a fails-everywhere situation for qa/354, oops).
Yep, see earlier mail.
> On Ubuntu 12.04 x86_64 we have the on-going problem of libmicrohttpd
> being down rev which is not related to the systemd changes. Smacking
> debian/rules allows packages to be made and installed. All the PCP
> daemons start and the only -g sanity failures are 184 and 354.
I'm hopeful we can make progress here soon (re embedding libmicrohttpd
source as Frank originally preferred), will follow up later in the week.
cheers.
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Nathan
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