I want to run one sysvinit script before another and figured out how to do that.To make sure, this actually happens in the the order I like, I would like to see a list, in which order that happens.I found sudo insserv --showall already, but can't make head or tail of it, since it lists init scripts multiple times.How to find out in which order /etc/init.d scripts are load on Debian?
How to find out in which order /etc/init.d scripts are load on Debian?
debian;startup;init;sysvinit
There's some files in /etc/init.d/ directory:$ ls -al /etc/init.d/ | grep -i depend-rw-r--r--   1 root root  2739 Feb 17 05:20 .depend.boot-rw-r--r--   1 root root  2221 Feb 17 05:20 .depend.start-rw-r--r--   1 root root  1855 Feb 17 05:20 .depend.stopWhenever you run update-rc.d the files will change. .depend.boot file is for S level,  .depend.start is for 2 3 4 5 levels and .depend.stop for 0 1 6. In my case, I have the following order in .depend.start:TARGETS = killprocs motd nvidia-kernel nfs-common rsyslog privoxy virtualboxlinuxlogo acpi-fakekey binfmt-support fancontrol openvpn hddtemp cgconfig dropbox-container dbus dnscrypt-proxy pulseaudio atd cryptmount exim4 qbittorrent-nox ddclient acpi-support smartmontools ssh ntp loadcpufreq acpid cron rsync cgrulesengd cpufrequtils bootlogs bootchart-done single rmnologin rc.local stop-bootlogdYou can also see why the order presents in the way you see above. Each next line looks like this:cgrulesengd: rsyslog cgconfigwhich means that cgrulesengd needs rsyslog cgconfig to be started prior.