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1. YSJIZ5YOYOTHJPD= (roka@gs.smuglo.li)'s status on Saturday, 16-Sep-2017 22:03:51 EDT YSJIZ5YOYOTHJPD=
   @awg something's weird with my init, it seems at least stuff that should be run with rc.M is not run at all. Examples are crond and atd.
   1. YSJIZ5YOYOTHJPD= (roka@gs.smuglo.li)'s status on Saturday, 16-Sep-2017 22:05:06 EDT YSJIZ5YOYOTHJPD=

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      @awg *that should be run
      1. awg (awg@gnusocial.de)'s status on Saturday, 16-Sep-2017 22:13:01 EDT awg

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         @roka strange.  the last time an update was pushed for sysvinit-scripts for current was back in July. And this just started?  No recent tweaks to inittab or anything?
         1. YSJIZ5YOYOTHJPD= (roka@gs.smuglo.li)'s status on Saturday, 16-Sep-2017 22:21:21 EDT YSJIZ5YOYOTHJPD=

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            @awg found the culprit. The custom SlackBuild for lprng i wrote installed an initscript to rc.lprng which returns 0, for some strange reason rc.M sources it instead of executing normally (so a return would close the rc.M script too)
            1. ay (ayy@gs.smuglo.li)'s status on Saturday, 16-Sep-2017 22:25:31 EDT ay

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               @roka @awg  https://gs.smuglo.li/attachment/817748 Sounds like your init system i pretty fragile
               1. awg (awg@gnusocial.de)'s status on Saturday, 16-Sep-2017 22:34:25 EDT awg

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                  @ayy @roka  https://gnusocial.de/attachment/4301343
            2. awg (awg@gnusocial.de)'s status on Saturday, 16-Sep-2017 22:26:35 EDT awg

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               @roka ah, good spot!  it's been ages since I setup a printer using lp.lprng, so I don't recall the justification for sourcing it.  glad that it was a simple enough fix.
               1. YSJIZ5YOYOTHJPD= (roka@gs.smuglo.li)'s status on Saturday, 16-Sep-2017 22:29:40 EDT YSJIZ5YOYOTHJPD=

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                  @awg that elif was clearly a leftover from old times, guess they didn't clean up. I wonder why it was done like that, though.