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For historical sake, here is an analysis of the error that I did:
This seems to be an issue with the internals of chkconfig. We probably want to open a BZ but without a specific reproducer this might be hard to get addressed.
Here's where the error message from the logs is being printed:
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Unfortunately chkconfig doesn't exactly give great details on what it's doing. In theory when we're running this command initially there won't be any /etc/rc0.
(for the record /usr/lib/
Here is what I think the path through chkconfig via systemd-
Here's where the state is set to 'on' in main
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setService is run here:
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It parses the /etc/rc.
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Then it starts looping through the levels to set the service:
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Part of doSetService is to find the service entries:
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I think this is where the code is exercised that prints this error. In theory it would return 1 and the calling function would interpret this as (True, because c). The calling function would try and do the symlinks and would only return 1 after printing a 'failed to make symlink' message which we don't see.
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So I'm not seeing where doSetService(...) would return 1 here
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If that returned 1, then the program would exit with 1
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One possible solution is to inject a chkconfig package with more verbose information so we could track down what's happening. That's probably the best way to try and continue to troubleshoot this issue.