[02:37] I am looking at /etc/event.d/ on an Ubuntu Server 8.04 system. [02:38] Can someone explain why tty1 and tty2 differ in their start/stop parameters? [02:42] It looks like tty2 through 6 are only active for runlevels 2 and 3. [07:24] twb: tty1 should also come up for single console mode. j/k I dunno. [07:27] I don't have any *buntu boxes or boxes w/ upstart, so I'm actually guessing wildly. [07:29] JamesB192: out of curiosity, what are you running upstart on, then? [07:30] nothing atm, I haven't gotten around to (re)installing it on my ??ntoo box. [07:30] Righto. [07:32] I think I remember though that some linux boxes have a single console mode for non live coaster rescue type stuff. [07:32] They do; this is traditionally runlevel 1. [07:33] and no doubt in 30 minutes someone who know what they're talking about will explain what I'm missing. [07:33] but I answered first. [07:33] I imagine that is very important to you. [07:38] I think I have a tarball with jobs similar to those, but I can't seem to find them atm. [07:39] JamesB192: upstart's source contains some examples along those lines. === h\h is now known as haraldh [09:55] twb: actually, it's exactly as JamesB192 says [09:56] in Ubuntu, we don't start getty on tty2-6 unless in runlevel 2 or 3 [09:56] just a hold-over from sysvinit [09:57] Keybuk: it's not a holdover from sysvinit, because Debian's inittab starts all six in all those runlevels (2 through 5). [09:57] Unless you're referring to an intermediary instance of inittab, or RH's inittab ;-) [09:57] I'm pretty sure ours didn;t [09:57] Oh well. [09:58] At least the differences make sense. [09:59] * Keybuk grabs a copy of sysvinit's source to check [09:59] 1:2345:respawn:/sbin/getty 38400 tty1 [09:59] 2:23:respawn:/sbin/getty 38400 tty2 [09:59] 3:23:respawn:/sbin/getty 38400 tty3 [09:59] 4:23:respawn:/sbin/getty 38400 tty4 [09:59] 5:23:respawn:/sbin/getty 38400 tty5 [09:59] 6:23:respawn:/sbin/getty 38400 tty6 [10:00] What version is that from? 6.04? [10:00] current (karmic) [10:00] Huh? But most of inittab is completely ignored, at least in 8.04. [10:00] sure, we still have the source in the archive though [10:00] Ah, OK. [10:01] err [10:01] I just grabbed the Debian source [10:01] it has the same [10:01] Wow. [10:01] What is Debian doing, changing behind my back? [10:01] how do you mean? [10:01] it looks like it's always been like this [10:02] Maybe I misunderstood it, then. [10:02] can you paste the getty lines from yours? [10:02] I could've sworn that at some time, probably around Sarge, it defaulted to :2345: [10:02] Keybuk: eh, my instances are modified ;-) [10:03] doesn't look like it [10:03] Oh well. [10:04] no idea why Debian is like this, of course === Md_ is now known as Md [11:52] Keybuk: Have you had a chance to look at https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/upstart/+bug/372864 ? [11:53] if I haven't commented on it, I missed it [11:53] You haven't :)