[15:57] <dan2003> Hi, having some problems trying to figure out upstart, I need to ensure a script gets run at shutdwon _before_ mysql stops, and _before_  postgresql stops, so i have made some .conf containing entries like "start on runlevel [06] and stopping mysql" as recommended by the docs to guarantee a script runs once and only once, however just the existence of this script one line in a script makes "service mysql stop" hang indefinit
[15:57] <dan2003> ely. Any sugestions?
[15:59] <dan2003> It seems as if upstart is then waiting for the condition "runlevel [06] and stopping mysql" before it returns
[15:59] <dan2003> which is not desired behaviour
[18:38] <igalic> Hello happy people o/~
[18:39] <igalic> is there any way of (auto) exporting environment variables that I source from an external file?
[18:41] <igalic> wow..
[18:41] <igalic> I thought I had reported this as a bug:   for dir in `ls /var/lib/queues` ; do
[18:59] <josephholsten> is it possible to run an upstart service with a setuid from ldap?
[19:06] <igalic> josephholsten: if ldap is resolved via pam_unix.so it should be no problem
[20:26] <josephholsten> igalic: it's being resolved via pam_lsass.so, from obis-open (aka likewise-open)
[20:27] <igalic> josephholsten: so, my conservative answer in that case would be "no"
[20:28] <josephholsten> ah, that's no fun
[20:28] <josephholsten> where's the source for upstart, maybe I should dig deeper and add support
[20:30] <igalic> josephholsten: in bzr
[20:30] <josephholsten> ah, found it
[20:31] <igalic> https://code.launchpad.net/upstart
[20:47] <josephholsten> great. so it's just calling getpwnam(3)
[20:49] <josephholsten> which works fine through a login shell / ruby
[20:58] <josephholsten> hmm, I can't figure out which pam profile it's using