On 02.07.2012, at 10:39, Manuel Reimer manuel.reimer@gmx.de wrote:
Gerald Dachs wrote:
That's the current state. I can't think of a good reason why it has to stay that way though. VDR itself could have a menu that allows to enable, disable and configure plugins.
I can't see a benefit of this approach. At least for distributors it would get more complicated to install plugins with a specific default configuration, because that would mean all configuration informations would go into the setup.conf and it is no good idea to manipulate this file from outside.
Exactly!
Again: systemd ist *one of many* init solutions and I guess, that Klaus doesn't use a distribution with systemd.
No, I don't.
VDR (and me, too ;-) doesn't care in what way a particular system boots or starts its services. The 'runvdr' script that comes with the VDR source is merely a suggestion of how to create an environment in which VDR can be (re-)started.
Klaus