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Package lsb implements parsing, marshaling, and manipulation of LSB-compliant init script metadata blocks, which are used to define dependencies, run levels, and other operational properties for initialization scripts in Unix-like systems.
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var ( ErrMarkerMissing = errors.New("lsb block marker missing") ErrNilData = errors.New("data cannot be nil") )
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type BootFacility ¶
type BootFacility = string
type InitScript ¶
type InitScript struct {
// Meta
Provides string `lsb:"Provides"`
ShortDescription string `lsb:"Short-Description"`
Description string `lsb:"Description"`
// Operational
DefaultStart []RunLevel `lsb:"Default-Start"`
DefaultStop []RunLevel `lsb:"Default-Stop"`
RequiredStart []BootFacility `lsb:"Required-Start"`
RequiredStop []BootFacility `lsb:"Required-Stop"`
ShouldStart []BootFacility `lsb:"Should-Start"`
ShouldStop []BootFacility `lsb:"Should-Stop"`
// Extension
XStartBefore []BootFacility `lsb:"X-Start-Before"`
XStopAfter []BootFacility `lsb:"X-Stop-After"`
XInteractive bool `lsb:"X-Interactive"`
}
func (*InitScript) Marshal ¶
func (s *InitScript) Marshal() (string, error)
Marshal encodes an InitScript into its string representation.
func (*InitScript) SequenceNumber ¶
func (s *InitScript) SequenceNumber() int
SequenceNumber calculates sequence number. It prioritizes scripts with fewer dependencies first. Required-Start and Should-Start dependencies are weighted heavily. Higher sequence numbers indicate later execution.
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