[15:57] <grahamc> Hi, I have made serviceB stop when I stop serviceA, but when I start serviceA, is there a way to automatically start serviceb?
[15:59] <grahamc> my serviceB has this start on line: start on filesystem and started serviceA
[17:41] <lu_> I'm trying to make a simple upstart script and test it on the command line, but it doesn't seem to work.   I'm using these commands:
[17:41] <lu_> initctl emit x1
[17:41] <lu_> x1 is the name of my file in /etc/init/x1.conf
[17:42] <lu_> my script is: http://pastebin.com/xRRPPRr5
[17:42] <lu_> It's just a simple iptables script that I know works well for the commands on the command line.
[17:42] <lu_> But it doesn't work when I try to test it with initctl
[17:52] <lu_> Who are the fucking retards who made upstart?
[17:52] <lu_> I've got fucking question for them idiots!!!!
[18:03] <grahamc> lu_ didn't wait around very long :|
[18:30] <puhuri_> I would actually like to hear the answer (maybe ignore last two lines) :-)
[18:30] <puhuri_> Is there somewhere pointer how to debug upstart scripts?
[18:32] <puhuri> on Ubuntu 14.04 upstart usb_modeswitch gets killed but no trace about reason is in log files
[18:33] <puhuri> and fails to restart or start
[19:15] <cwillu_at_work> puhuri, not much to that job; if it's dying, it's probably due to the process itself
[19:46] <cjenkin1> I need to create an upstart job to fix a bug with my platform's system time / RTC. I have a script that will do the trick, but I need to know if, inside a script declaration, there is some way to avoid immediate exit on error
[19:47] <cjenkin1> Reading the RTC occasionally throws an error (device busy) which clears up on the second read, and I my code handles that, but I need the job to keep trying 
[19:54] <cwillu_at_work> cjenkin1, || true
[19:55] <cjenkin1> cwillu_at_work: Heh, didn't think of that. Clever.
[19:55] <cjenkin1> My bash-fu is lacking
[19:56] <cwillu_at_work> well, sh-fu
[19:57] <cwillu_at_work> bash-isms won't work in script tags unless you point sh at bash, and even then, bash will still be mostly acting like sh
[20:12] <cjenkin1> Gotcha, good to know
[20:57] <CrazyTux[m]> Hey guys — starting to get frustrated, it seems the packaged tarballs are broken job.h:200: error: redefinition of typedef 'JobProcessData'