Changes between Version 21 and Version 22 of UnixClientPackage
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- May 6, 2008, 6:06:54 AM (17 years ago)
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v21 v22 36 36 == init script to start/stop daemon == 37 37 38 * `/etc/init.d/boinc` or `/etc/init.d/boinc-client` ? 38 The init script to start/stop the client running as a Unix daemon is 39 39 40 Again, let's try to pick one name for all distros. 40 * `/etc/init.d/boinc` 41 42 Though one may find `/etc/init.d/boinc-client`, since the Debian packages started using that. 41 43 42 44 > If the client executable is simply `boinc` then the init script should have the same name -EAM 43 45 46 44 47 === config file read by the init script === 45 48 46 * `/etc/default/boinc -client` on Debian47 * `/etc/sysconfig/boinc -client` on Fedora49 * `/etc/default/boinc` on Debian 50 * `/etc/sysconfig/boinc` on Fedora 48 51 49 52 Same comment as above applies. The name should match the name of the init script. … … 74 77 == bash command completion script == 75 78 76 The page BashCommandCompletion includes a command completion script for `boinc` and `boinccmd` for the BASH shell. Name this script `boinc` and put it in the directory pointed to by `$BASH_COMPLETION_DIR`. Any scripts placed in this directory will be sourced by interactive BASH shells. It is usually 79 The file `client/scripts/boinc.bash` in SVN (documented at BashCommandCompletion) is 80 a command completion script for `boinc` and `boinccmd` for the BASH shell. Name this script `boinc` and put it in the directory pointed to by `$BASH_COMPLETION_DIR`. Any scripts placed in this directory will be sourced by interactive BASH shells. It is usually 77 81 `/etc/bash_completion.d` and is defined at the beginning of BASH's main completion script (which is usually `/etc/bash_completion`). 78 82