Hi,

  so, since I'm also migrating my system from OpenRC to systemd - pure systemd, no OpenRC compatibility, would it be any help to set the condition that ovirt-node requires systemd? I mean, the question here is ( and I think it is worth asking it ) is it worth the time and effort to keep parallel scripts and stuff?
If using systemd means that, for now, init standards are no longer an issue, maybe that should be the way to go? Setup ovirt-node under systemd for now and solve init scripts problems later? Is systemd mature enough to inherit SysV or OpenRC completly? Or am I somehow wrong?
My system is working with systemd quite nice, no obvious problems so far...

PS. Maybe someone could point out what is the minimal set of services needed to run on ovirt-node system/computer? So just to check if systemd has needed scripts already...

On Mon, Nov 21, 2011 at 11:58 AM, Doron Fediuck <dfediuck@redhat.com> wrote:
Taking Dimitrije's issue as an example, we hit the first
conflict; Gentoo is using OpenRC by default (and has some BSD-style
leftovers), while RedHat and Fedora are using their SysV-style
implementation, which confirms to LSB. Also, some Fedora services
are moving to systemd implementation. Obviously these implementations
are not trivial to bridge. So where Fedora's script will have "Required-Start:"
Gentoo will use a depend() function (see vixie-cron as a sample).
So unless we find a magical bridge for init standards, we'll have
to have several init scripts, and each distro will use it's own
script. We can try and generalize it, to make sure distor's
with similar implementations use the same script.