Post AQXPxPiAWm6EXxBqxk by TerminalAutism@social.076.ne.jp
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 (DIR) Post #AQX6XkL9JGd1rpTDl2 by ryo@social.076.ne.jp
       2022-12-12T14:16:06.365271Z
       
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       Debian and Devuan are getting worse and worse.Every time I update PHP, it automagically installs Apache2 against my will, even though Nginx is already installed and running.Also, while logged in as root:# rc-service nginx statuszsh: command not found: rc-service# nginx --helpzsh: command not found: nginx# sudo rc-service nginx statusnginx is running.# sudo nginx --helpnginx: invalid option: "-"FUCK!!
       
 (DIR) Post #AQX8yi4S3SouYXe3E0 by jeff@federated.fun
       2022-12-12T14:43:28.213265Z
       
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       @ryo debian is fine, the systemd hating fork isn't. this is likely because systemd solved a real problem in the init space as an init that is just a shell script was in fact the biggest pain point in the package management process. now you see why.
       
 (DIR) Post #AQXPxPiAWm6EXxBqxk by TerminalAutism@social.076.ne.jp
       2022-12-12T17:53:39.054318Z
       
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       @ryo Going to have to download the package and customize it before installing just to remove a dependency that isn't a dependency. Isn't that great?
       
 (DIR) Post #AQXkOTj7hkeTtzos2C by ryo@social.076.ne.jp
       2022-12-12T21:42:34.183120Z
       
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       @jeff Then why is this problem exclusively to Debian (which is pro-SoystemD) and Devuan (the anti-SoystemD fork)?And why don't any of these problems happen at all in Artix, Void Linux, OpenBSD, and FreeBSD, which are all distro's and OS's without SoystemD?Looks like you didn't even take the time to read what I even said.
       
 (DIR) Post #AQXkSfe9KTA21rUZNY by usrib@social.gnuhacker.org
       2022-12-12T14:40:52.122104Z
       
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       @ryoyes, it install for u apache2 lolI has same problem
       
 (DIR) Post #AQXkShwInwrz8k05x2 by jeff@federated.fun
       2022-12-12T21:43:29.427096Z
       
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       @ryo i dont have any of these problems on debian.
       
 (DIR) Post #AQXkfHS8amCel3t1E0 by ryo@social.076.ne.jp
       2022-12-12T21:44:31.890853Z
       
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       @TerminalAutism Add a dependency rather.
       
 (DIR) Post #AQXm5tCUyA8FJWp6bg by ryo@social.076.ne.jp
       2022-12-12T21:58:54.142695Z
       
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       @jeff Consider yourself lucky then.
       
 (DIR) Post #AQXmKi0YrhdYwdJ35c by TerminalAutism@social.076.ne.jp
       2022-12-12T22:02:11.021946Z
       
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       @ryo Well, remove Apache.
       
 (DIR) Post #AQXmt6AtWKhRk4XPBw by jeff@federated.fun
       2022-12-12T22:10:39.404600Z
       
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       @ryo i use debian stable. i am not lucky i use the right tool for the job.
       
 (DIR) Post #AQXmwOHKfR3wl77QY4 by ryo@social.076.ne.jp
       2022-12-12T22:11:08.637052Z
       
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       @TerminalAutism I already did, and it's 2 commands, because you will need to run "apt autoremove" after removing Apache.But still doesn't solve the problem, because I have to remove it every single time PHP gets a new version...
       
 (DIR) Post #AQXnaAsTuW24mRSuoq by TerminalAutism@social.076.ne.jp
       2022-12-12T22:18:18.109997Z
       
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       @ryo If autoremove removes it, then it must not be a dependency, so why does it get installed automatically? Debian....