Debian support #41
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Debian support #41
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Added a new init.d file for Debian, which requires the "daemon" package.T This will be automatically required on Debian systems.
To avoid errors with update-rc.d / insserv and a grid + node setup
Fix debian init.d template
Added ensure_package call, and explicit ordering to ensure it runs before the init script is generated. Added a default block to the switch.
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Looks like the unit tests need to be changed. Did you run the acceptance tests? |
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If you mean "did I run |
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I was referring to |
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I changed the tests so that |
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@jshholland Thanks for bringing this together! There were a few minor issues which I fixed up and merged as #42. |
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Thanks for sorting this out everyone! |
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Indeed. Many thanks to all! https://twitter.com/jhoblitt/status/602678874086899714 |
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This is based on #17 with one small change to make the tests pass. Thanks to @dig412 for doing the hard work!