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Maybe this is not an issue, but when I uninstall a service on Debian 7, which is using SysV, only the startup script in /etc/init.d/<script> is deleted. The symlinks placed in the rc<level>.ddirectories are still there.
In service_sysv_linux.go (line 89 - 93) symlinks are placed in the appropriate directories, but in the Uninstall function (line 103) only the script in /etc/init.d/ is deleted.
So my question is, will the "invalid" symlinks deleted on the next reboot, or is just the uninstallation instruction in the Uninstall function incomplete?
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Maybe this is not an issue, but when I uninstall a service on Debian 7, which is using SysV, only the startup script in
/etc/init.d/<script>is deleted. The symlinks placed in therc<level>.ddirectories are still there.In
service_sysv_linux.go(line 89 - 93) symlinks are placed in the appropriate directories, but in theUninstallfunction (line 103) only the script in/etc/init.d/is deleted.So my question is, will the "invalid" symlinks deleted on the next reboot, or is just the uninstallation instruction in the
Uninstallfunction incomplete?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: