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Re: StartupItems


  • Subject: Re: StartupItems
  • From: email@hidden (Peter Seebach)
  • Date: Sat, 03 Jun 2006 03:17:59 -0500

In message <email@hidden>, Michael Smith wr
ites:
>I still don't understand where you think that all this code that has
>to be added to applications to "check dependencies" comes from.

I am under the impression it's expected to come from application maintainers.

>But at any rate, the first assertion you make here is manifestly
>nonsense; the system is largely bootstrapped (and will be more
>largely bootstrapped as time goes on) by launchd.

Yes.

And since 10.4, getting even fairly trivial daemons started at a time when
the system provides the services they need is annoying, and following the
instructions given in the man page can wedge a system permanently at a blue
screen.

I didn't say it was impossible; I said I didn't think it's a "good tool".
It's obviously possible to do the bootstrapping that way; I just don't
think it's a very good tool for the job.

-s
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