[one-users] Contextualisation with "Upstart"

[Gareth Bult]

Hi, 

Ubuntu and other distro's seem to be standardising on "Upstart" and certainly as of 13.10 there 
seems to be an issue with simply linking vmcontext.sh into /etc/rc2.d. I've moved over to using 
the following script in /etc/init/ , which I'm guessing is backwards compatible with to at least 
Ubuntu 12.04 if not before. 

Where's the best place to post this sort of thing? 


# /etc/init/vmcontext.conf 
# 
# Create interfaces file before we start the network 
# 
description "create /etc/network/interfaces" 
start on (starting network-interface) 
console output 
pre-start script 
/etc/init.d/vmcontext.sh start 
ifup -a 
end script 
post-stop script 
/etc/init.d/vmcontext.sh stop 
end script 

-- 
	Gareth Bult 
“The odds of hitting your target go up dramatically when you aim at it.” 



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