[12:10] <foolano> hi
[17:00] <foolano> hi
[17:00] <foolano> im using upstart in karmic
[17:02] <foolano> is there any reason why an event script is not showed with initctl list, but if i change its name it is listed?
[17:56] <sadmac2> foolano: so if you have a script with a particular name it won't show up?
[17:56] <foolano> sadmac2: it was really weird. I had this script and it didnt show up, i just copied with another name and it showed up
[17:57] <foolano> sadmac2: kill -HUP 1 fixed it though
[17:57] <foolano> but it was really strange
[17:57] <sadmac2> foolano: inotify glitch?
[17:57] <foolano> prolly
[17:57] <foolano> i was like wtf is wrong with that name :)
[17:58] <sadmac2> heh
[17:58] <foolano> sadmac2: anyway, im gonna repeat the same tests a few times cuz im testing new packages, so if it happens again, I'll let you guys know
[17:59] <foolano> i can even recordmydesktop to prove it :P
[17:59] <sadmac2> foolano: sweet
[18:00] <foolano> i was wondering if i should include the "kill -HUP 1" after copying the scripts
[18:00] <foolano> or it should *always* work without that?
[19:41] <swathanthran> just started reading about upstart.
[19:41] <swathanthran> does it have another command for update-rc.d?
[19:46] <sadmac2> swathanthran: not heard of that command
[19:46] <sadmac2> foolano: it should always work without HUP
[19:47] <swathanthran> thats the usual command to update sys-v init script.. like update-rc.d -f gdm remove disables gdm.. 
[19:47] <swathanthran> sadmac2: ^
[19:47] <swathanthran> upstart doesn't have an intersection to that area?
[19:49] <swathanthran> like, as i read upstart as a replacement to usual init scripts, i was checking about ways to configure that.. 
[19:50] <swathanthran> ah i just see ubuntu having update-rc.d itself for updating init scripts.. and at the same time having upstart for init!
[19:50] <swathanthran> where am i wrong?
[19:50] <sadmac2> swathanthran: for the upstart jobs themselves there's no equivalent really right now. If upstart is acting as a layer over sysv, the sysv jobs should be manipulable by all the old mechanisms
[19:50] <sadmac2> swathanthran: yes, upstart has a set of jobs that basically act like sysv so you can use old-style sysv scripts.
[19:51] <swathanthran> oh thats cool..so its really an intersection;-)
[19:51] <swathanthran> ah what ever..;-) anyway thats cool..