We can now start SSH with optional syslogging support. Also, if a program
is not already present in the /etc/rc.d "profile" (actually, not it has become
a collection of profiles) it will be automatically added.
This sounds hackish, and it probably is, but also, it might be the best
workable solution for now...
svn path=/nixpkgs/trunk/; revision=5044
dependencies, such as "networking" in Nix expressions) is not entirely
right, at least, trying to start them from for example this SSH script is
not the right way. A cleaner solution is being developed :)
svn path=/nixpkgs/trunk/; revision=5034
maybe this should include the path to the Nix store and a sanity check
should be added to make sure that if we check the file in $STATEDIR that
it is indeed from an instance of the service that we want to start. This
adds complexity, because how should we deal with the situation of they are
not equal.
TODO: add a "status" command, or a "version" command, which displays which
service is currently registered with the system as "running"
svn path=/nixpkgs/trunk/; revision=5015
