[00:41] Is pre-stop always executed in 0.6.5 ? [08:07] JanC: If I put the env directive on the highest level of the conf file, it says the service is unknown (start myservice: start: Unknown job: myservice). [08:08] JanC: The highest level = not within a sub structure in the conf file, like on the same level as description or author. [08:09] JanC: BTW: I have just found out that this problem only exists when I want the variable to include the output of some shell command: env MYVAR="prefix-"$(echo $UPSTART_JOB | cut -c 1-2)"-postfix" [08:10] JanC: But it is exactly this output I need. These are just examples, I use some other, more service specific commands, but you get the idea I guess. [08:18] AxillIum: I don't think upstart does any shell evaluation in env [08:41] does anybody has an idea why:start on runlevel [06]\n task \n script\n reboot -f \n end script ,does not get started on reboot,shutdown? [08:44] mbiebl: That's too bad, now I will have to find another way to make this work. Perhaps I can just put everything in the script sub, instead of using pre-start. [09:04] Then, a new question, is there a way to give parameters like: start myservice 1.2.3.4:123 (IP address + port), wihtout using KEY=VAL pairs? [09:18] the above skript does work with "shutdown -r" or "shutdown -h" but not with a plain shutdown? Any idea why a plain shutdown does not work? [09:23] it seems as if shutdown goes to runlevel 1 by default... [11:54] Are there any problems know with pre-stop? It doesn't seem to be run here (upstart-0.6.5) [16:31] good morning, all. Has anyone here successfully used "start on kbdrequest" on an ubuntu 10.04 system? [16:31] the keymaps seem to be in order, but I cannot generate KeyboardSignal [16:32] with alt-uparrow [19:15] hi ppl === Md_ is now known as Md