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It might be better than the shell scripts that were there. It's not better than the shell scripts that could have been there.
by regularfry 10y ago
It might be better than the shell scripts that were there. It's not better than the shell scripts that could have been there.
- justin_vanw 10y agoSince shell scripts are Turing complete...
- pdkl95 10y agoWhile it is very important to avoid Turing completeness in some areas such as anything going over a network, daemon start needs flexibility for non-standard use cases. Limiting startup scripts wouldn't protect against much anyway, because it would only defer problems into the daemon you are starting up.