> Now, I don't have local tweaks on any s6 one-shot/daemon. That said I did find several one-shots/daemons using DIRECTIVE instead of DIRECTIVES under /etc/s6/sv. See:
>
> ---------------------------------------------
> % 'grep' -r DIRECTIVE /etc/s6/sv | 'grep' -v DIRECTIVES
> /etc/s6/sv/udevd-log/run:importas -iu DIRECTIVE DIRECTIVE
> /etc/s6/sv/udevd-log/run:backtick -n ARGS { pipeline { echo $DIRECTIVE } sed "s/_/ /g" }
> /etc/s6/sv/dmesg/up:importas -iu DIRECTIVE DIRECTIVE
> /etc/s6/sv/dmesg/up:backtick -n ARGS { pipeline { echo $DIRECTIVE } sed "s/_/ /g" }
> /etc/s6/sv/clamd-log/run:importas -iu DIRECTIVE DIRECTIVE
> /etc/s6/sv/clamd-log/run:backtick -n ARGS { pipeline { echo $DIRECTIVE } sed "s/_/ /g" }
> /etc/s6/sv/clamd-log/conf:DIRECTIVE=n3_s2000000_T
> /etc/s6/sv/lvm2-monitor/down:importas -iu DIRECTIVE DIRECTIVE
> /etc/s6/sv/lvm2-monitor/down:backtick -n ARGS { pipeline { echo $DIRECTIVE } sed "s/_/ /g" }
> /etc/s6/sv/lvm2-monitor/up:importas -iu DIRECTIVE DIRECTIVE
> /etc/s6/sv/lvm2-monitor/up:backtick -n ARGS { pipeline { echo $DIRECTIVE } sed "s/_/ /g" }
> /etc/s6/sv/lvm2-pvscan/down:importas -iu DIRECTIVE DIRECTIVE
> /etc/s6/sv/lvm2-pvscan/down:backtick -n ARGS { pipeline { echo $DIRECTIVE } sed "s/_/ /g" }
> /etc/s6/sv/lvm2-pvscan/up:importas -iu DIRECTIVE DIRECTIVE
> /etc/s6/sv/lvm2-pvscan/up:backtick -n ARGS { pipeline { echo $DIRECTIVE } sed "s/_/ /g" }
> /etc/s6/sv/freshclam-log/run:importas -iu DIRECTIVE DIRECTIVE
> /etc/s6/sv/freshclam-log/run:backtick -n ARGS { pipeline { echo $DIRECTIVE } sed "s/_/ /g" }
> /etc/s6/sv/freshclam-log/conf:DIRECTIVE=n3_s2000000_T
> ---------------------------------------------
Alright so there's three things here.
1. udevd and dmesg are with s6-scripts so if you didn't update it, then
those lines still existing make sense. They don't exist in the newest
verison however and s6-scripts updating should be totally safe.
2.clam-log and freshclam-log are part of clamav-s6 which doesn't have
those lines are the newest update. It shouldn't exist anymore.
3. lvm2-monitor and lvm2-pvscan... crap this is my fault. This is
probably what messed up your boot. I forgot the up/down scripts call the
log. Sorry, I'll push a fix a right now
You shouldn't have to manually change anything. I think lvm2-s6 is the
actual culprit here.
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