Date: Thu, 3 Dec 2020 13:57:21 +0200 From: Stefan Parvu <sparvu@kronometrix.org> To: freebsd-pkg@freebsd.org Subject: Re: FreeBSD 11.4 / 12.2 pkg-install problems startup service Message-ID: <CC0F2D1E-A596-402B-A79E-CD713ECC47AF@kronometrix.org> In-Reply-To: <20201203103544.omchaeelpaaylwll@ivaldir.net> References: <B4DB2170-8F4C-484E-9217-85B92B4753EE@kronometrix.org> <20201203103544.omchaeelpaaylwll@ivaldir.net>
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>=20 > That said because we know a lot of people have been doing that for a = while, pkg > has an option (off by default) HANDLE_RC_SCRIPT >=20 > if you set it to true when installing your package it will start the = rc.d script > so you don't need to install that in your post install script. Let me see if I understood this right? Usually, under pkg-install POST = phase there could be set some final settings=20 after the package is extracted and copied to its destination. But = placing startup scripts or calling rc.d scripts from that POST install phase would not work. Right ? Or does it? I am asking because I want to be able to allow users to just say: pkg = add kdr-1.6.2-freebsd11.4-amd64.txz=20 and thats it. The sfw will install under /opt/kronometrix and all = necessarily components should start automatically. For that I was thinking I could use pkg-install POST phase. Do you mean = could I set true the HANDLE_RC_SCRIPT variable is the pkg-install POST phase or where ? Or do you mean, when I manually pkg add I should set true = HANDLE_RC_SCRIPT from command line for pkg command ? Cheers, Stefan
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