please read this post, do not answer until tomorrwor and try to undertand what i hardly want to explain you Am 21.06.2011 01:35, schrieb Lennart Poettering: > On Tue, 21.06.11 01:18, Reindl Harald (h.reindl@xxxxxxxxxxxxx) wrote: > >>> You keep talking about 'random order' but I'm not sure this is accurate. >>> My understanding was that systemd respects the dependency information in >>> LSB-compliant headers and hence will fire these up in the correct order >>> as long as the dependencies are correct. If there are any LSB-type >>> headers with incorrect or incomplete dependency information, this is a >>> bug that *can* be fixed with updates to F15 >> >> god damned only the order is useless > > Your choice of words consisting of "fuck", "wtf", "god damned" and > constant shouting does not help improve your case this is the result you are only speaking about the non-native mysqld of F15 while i try to find a way get mysqld independent of the fedora maintainers perfectly running AND that english is not my native language, i am really tired after trying days and nights to get mysqld native running > If the ordering information is available and correct then systemd will > execute services depending on MySQL only after MySQL is up and ready. this is simply NOT true even starting mysqld with a mysqld.service and starting dbmail.services also with native servcies which are providing "Before=dbmail-imapd.service" results in connection errors in the maillog because mysqld is not ready and this is why i implented the "mysqld.socket" if mysqld.socket is used "systemctl stop mysqld.service" results in a restart and you will me explain that "systemctl stop mysqld.service mysqld.socket" is they way to go instead making systemd smarter so please can we stop this brainless discussion and you try to think a little bit about usability and wtaht an admin expects if he stops a service manually in simple words: "if i stop a service" nobody and nothing has to start it again, this must never happen except something oustide systemctl kills the process
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